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Menopause Strategies

Practical menopause strategies to manage symptoms, support hormones, and help you feel more like yourself again.

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Hot Flushes After Breast Cancer: A New Option?

For many women being treated for hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, the cancer treatment itself can trigger another difficult problem: severe hot flushes and night sweats. And unlike many other women going through menopause, these women may not be good candidates for traditional hormone replacement therapy. That is why a new FDA development is worth watching.

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Painful Sex After Menopause: Is It Changing Your Desire?

Painful sex after menopause can impact far more than bedroom activities. Pain—or even the anticipation of pain—during intimacy can impact how comfortable you feel being touched, how easily you become aroused, and whether you even desire intimacy. Sound familiar? If so, welcome back to the main theme of this series: just because you think you have

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Low Libido During Menopause: What’s Really Going On?

If you’re experiencing low libido during menopause, you may be wondering why something that once felt natural now seems distant, unpredictable, or simply less important. Desire can change significantly during perimenopause and menopause—but hormones are only one piece of a much bigger puzzle. Yes, Hormones Can Play a Role During the menopause transition, levels of estrogen,

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Desire After 40: The Unexpected Truth About Your Libido

Have you ever wondered what happened to your desire after 40? Maybe intimacy isn’t on your mind the way it once was, or the way your body responds to intimacy has changed. If things simply feel different than they used to, there are very real reasons why—and understanding them is the first step toward rediscovering what feels good

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