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An expert interview puts comfort, personal preference and individual assessment at the centre of sexual pleasure during menopause.
A recent report separates menopause-related vaginal discomfort from desire, with context on microbiota, pain and clinician-led support.
A preview of the October 24 HSDD session, with separate clinical context on discussing overlapping pain and low desire without assuming a diagnosis.
A menopause review connects GSM care with sexual comfort while distinguishing desire concerns and ongoing STI prevention.
A retrospective look at menopause reporting on vaginal dryness, desire and the treatment categories NIH lists for discussion with a clinician.
A September report puts sexual satisfaction ahead of fixed frequency targets. Menopause guidance adds context on comfort, communication and care.
Separate discomfort from lower desire after menopause, with context on vaginal symptoms, sleep, medicines and options to discuss with a clinician.
MenoPulse’s UK launch comes with a preliminary user-study claim. A closer look at the evidence behind its menopause and sexual-wellbeing marketing.
A menopause congress report makes the case for psychological support alongside GSM treatment when fear and sexual pain reinforce each other.
A 2026 survey compares women’s intimate-health priorities with executives’ commercial focus. Read the findings and their limits for midlife care.
A Montenegro report highlights barriers to sexual healthcare and clinicians’ call to assess pain individually rather than accept it as part of ageing.
The 2026 VA/DoD menopause guideline gives intimate symptoms a defined place in care. Understand its structure, patient tools and evidence limits.
Five persistent sexual-health changes worth discussing in midlife, plus why dryness, pain or bleeding should not automatically be attributed to menopause.
Expert commentary indicates sexual wellbeing has no fixed age limit. Adapting to physical changes helps women sustain intimacy and comfort through midlife.
New research challenges the myth of a fixed sexual peak for women. Learn how changing metrics of physical aging and menopause affect intimacy and satisfaction.
Medical experts explain how menopause, stress, SSRIs, and stimulation preferences impact orgasm, offering practical steps to evaluate midlife sexual changes.
A first-person feature in The Telegraph highlights how one 65-year-old woman reshaped her sexual relationships, offering a perspective on midlife intimacy.
A 2025 clinical trial found a standardized Vitex extract improved postmenopausal sexual symptom scores, though medical experts advise caution regarding commercial products.
Keep learning about the changes that shape energy, strength, confidence and wellbeing through midlife.
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