Menopausal care

Causes of Vaginal Dryness

Women’s health care before and after menopause

Menopausal care supports women’s health before and after menopause.

With medical help during menopause, a satisfying sex life is still possible afterwards. In some cases, women even come to enjoy vaginal orgasm after menopause. Before and after menopause, women may experience lower sex drive, fewer orgasms, reduced arousal, less natural lubrication and vaginal pain. UROGYN Woman Clinic chooses treatment based on your age, the timing of menopause and any underlying conditions.

Why menopausal care matters to us at UROGYN

With medical help during menopause, a satisfying sex life is still possible afterwards. In some cases, women even come to enjoy vaginal orgasm after menopause.

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Menopausal care may help if

dryness causes you pain
vaginal atrophy causes you pain
your sex drive, arousal, sensation or orgasms have decreased
a chronic illness has reduced your sensation
your vagina has hardened after radiotherapy

Changes a woman may notice before and after menopause

Lower sex drive

Fewer orgasms

Reduced arousal

Less natural lubrication

Vaginal pain

Before
More collagen & hyaluronic acidThicker vaginal lining
After

Don’t give up or leave it untreated! With medical help, a satisfying sex life is still possible after menopause.

process

Menopausal care

We choose treatment based on your age, the timing of menopause and any underlying conditions.

Identifying the cause and your condition
We identify the cause and assess your condition during a consultation
Treatment
Treatment using the method each woman needs
Ongoing health care
Regular, ongoing health care

Frequently asked questions

What is menopausal care?

It supports women’s health before and after menopause.

Can I still have a sex life after menopause?

Yes. With medical help during menopause, a satisfying sex life is still possible afterwards. In some cases, women even come to enjoy vaginal orgasm after menopause.

What changes can happen before and after menopause?

Lower sex drive, fewer orgasms, reduced arousal, less natural lubrication and vaginal pain.

Who is menopausal care for?

Women who have pain from dryness or vaginal atrophy, whose sex drive, arousal, sensation or orgasms have decreased, whose sensation has been reduced by a chronic illness, or whose vagina has hardened after radiotherapy.

How do you choose the right care for me?

We choose treatment based on your age, the timing of menopause and any underlying conditions.

Can I just put up with it?

Please don’t give up or leave it untreated. With medical help, a satisfying sex life is still possible after menopause.

What are the steps of care?

Step 1, identifying the cause and your condition: we identify the cause and assess your condition during a consultation. Step 2, treatment: using the method each woman needs. Step 3, ongoing health care: regular, ongoing care.