A shortage of estrogen patches is affecting patients in the Los Angeles area. Demand for this menopause treatment is increasing, but supply is not keeping up. As a result, many patients are having trouble finding their prescribed medication.
Some are visiting multiple pharmacies in search of the patches. Further information on the estrogen patch shortage is available from local news sources, including ABC7 Los Angeles.
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