Tag Archives: sex after menopause
| Sex after menopause: Treat vaginal dryness and dyspareunia by reawakening the clitoris |
September 25, 2012
Many women who suffer from female dryness often wonder how they can have better sex after menopause if their body won’t cooperate. Unfortunately, a woman’s body produces less natural lubrication as it ages, resulting in vaginal dryness and dysparread more »
| Fighting female dryness: Get your body in the mood with erotic fiction |
September 11, 2012
Female dryness, with or without dyspareunia (the thinning of the vaginal walls), can make sex after menopause painful or undesirable. There are lots of medical approaches worth considering, but for a quick solution, and a solution that works especiaread more »
| What does dyspareunia feel like? Painful sex calls for new positions, vibrator use |
August 07, 2012
Dyspareunia is the medical term used to describe various kinds of extreme pain experienced during intercourse.read more »
| Veggies in bed? Sex after menopause may call for vibrator use (but not veggies!) |
August 06, 2012
Recently, Vibrant Nation member Dee100 revealed that her new boyfriend would like to add a cucumber to their sex play. That's not necessary for great sex after 50. But your might consider vibrator use!read more »
| Dyspareunia and vulvodynia: Treating intercourse pain after menopause? |
July 31, 2012
Not too long ago medical professions used to dismiss complaints about intercourse pain, concluding it was psychological rather than biological. But that approach has been disqualified and now there is general acceptance that this pain is very real anread more »
| Try vaginal estrogen therapy for treating dyspareunia (intercourse pain) |
July 25, 2012
If lubrication isn’t enough, or causes other problems, you doctor may want to prescribe vaginal estrogen therapy. Adding estrogen directly to vaginal tissue can reverse vaginal dryness, thinning, and other age-related changes, as opposed to the temread more »
| Use vaginal dilators to treat dyspareunia, vaginismus and painful sex after menopause |
July 25, 2012
Sex after 50 can be one of life’s great pleasures. If you want to experience sexual intercourse but it seems too painful to enjoy (or even attempt), follow the lead of other women over 50 and either ask your doctor about vaginal dilators, or try thread more »
| Sex after menopause: Treat vaginal dryness and dyspareunia by reawakening the clitoris and G-spot | Most Liked Hot Conversation |
July 11, 2012
Try these techniques for waking up your clitoris and G-spot after menopause to counter vaginal dryness and dyspareunia.read more »
| Americans’ reticence to talk proves a disadvantage when it comes to bladder weakness |
June 28, 2012
You might think the country you live in has no bearing on your bladder weakness issues, but you could be wrong!read more »
| Beyond female dryness: What else causes dyspareunia? |
June 27, 2012
Dyspareunia, painful sex, becomes an obstacle for some menopausal and post-menopausal women. Female dryness -- caused by a lack of estrogen after menopause -- is usually a contributing factor, but there are many reasons you might be suffering from dyread more »
Be honest, talk to your husband.
mswings - thank you so much for posting this - it gives me hope for my future. I'm still in the midst of mourning my marriage and even after 14 months I wake up and the first thing on my mind is HIM! I have just started talking with a counselor and
The red flags are telling you to RUN!!!!!!!! The other way of course. This guy is not right, please listen to the advice given....
mswings:
I also had 35 years of a what I thought was a good marriage. Now that I've been on my own for about 2 years I am finding out I'm Ok and I love being by myself. I applied for a job that I would never have applied for when I was married