- What is GSM (genitourinary syndrome of menopause) and why does it affect both my vagina and my bladder?
- Is vaginal estrogen safe, and what happened to that scary warning label about stroke and cancer?
- Can I use vaginal estrogen if I've had breast cancer?
- I keep getting UTIs after menopause and keep getting put on antibiotics - can vaginal estrogen actually help?
- Sex has become painful since perimenopause - is this just something I have to live with?
- What is vaginal DHEA (prasterone) and how is it different from vaginal estrogen?
- What is ospemifene, the daily pill for painful sex, and how does it work?
- Could testosterone help with my low sex drive after menopause?
- Can testosterone help with more than my libido, like energy, mood, or brain fog?
- I have no interest in sex anymore - is something wrong with me?
- Do I need pelvic floor physical therapy, and what does it actually treat?
- I'm still in perimenopause - can I use testosterone too, or is it only approved for after menopause?
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