Vaginal dryness
Vaginal dryness
- a delicate but important topic -
Vaginal dryness It is a common problem that can affect women of any age, although it is more common after menopause. Although many women avoid talking about this topic, it deserves full attention – because it has solutions, and the quality of life should not be compromised by discomfort.
How do we know if we have vaginal dryness?
Among the most common signs are:
- feeling of dryness or discomfort in the intimate area, especially during sexual intercourse
- vaginal itching or burning
- pain during sexual intercourse
- mild burning when urinating or more frequent need to go to the toilet
The frequency and intensity of symptoms differ from woman to woman, but if you notice that:
- the feeling of dryness persists every day
- you have constant pain during sexual intercourse
- discomfort affects your daily routine
Why does vaginal dryness occur?
The most common causes are:
- decreased estrogen levels (in menopause, after childbirth or during breastfeeding)
- certain medications (antidepressants, oncology treatments)
- stress, smoking or some medical conditions (such as Sjögren's syndrome)
What can we do?
The good news is that vaginal dryness has solutions, and the first step is to talk to your gynecologist. He or she can recommend personalized treatments, depending on the cause and intensity of your symptoms.
You can see some examples of recommended master treatments here
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