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Hormonal changes during menopause affecting vaginal lubrication
Yes — proper lubrication and adequate foreplay substantially reduce the risk of during penetrative sex by increasing natural moisture, lowering friction, and allowing the vulvovaginal tissues to relax...
Personal lubricants reduce friction and often prevent or lessen pain during penetrative sex; the main categories are water-based, silicone-based, and oil-based, each with trade-offs for condoms, toys,...
Women’s sexual preferences after menopause do not follow a single trajectory: some report increased enjoyment or freedom, while many experience declines in desire, arousal, comfort, or orgasmic respon...
Vaginal atrophy (genitourinary syndrome of menopause) is driven by estrogen loss and is commonly treated effectively with local low‑dose vaginal estrogen, which restores tissue thickness, elasticity a...