What is an accurate statement regarding vaginal estrogen for genitourinary syndrome of menopause?
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Correct answer: Low-dose vaginal estrogen acts locally and may be safer for these symptoms
Low-dose vaginal estrogen is effective locally for urogenital symptoms and may have lower systemic risks in women without estrogen-dependent cancer history.
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