Your libido and interest in sex can change at menopause, for both physical and emotional reasons.
It is a topic that crops up fairly frequently, but do you need testosterone to help your libido or is there another alternative?
Hot flushes, night sweats, weight gain? Yes, but here are some other lesser known symptoms.
It’s not easy to talk about, but there can be a number of reasons you may not have considered.
Libido can be a tricky thing to get right as so many factors can be involved, but some ideas here may help.
Libido can be tricky to get right, but there are some factors you may not have considered.
Lack of libido can be a problem at menopause but progesterone increases sex drive in women and there are some helpful natural supplements you can also try.
What are you most noticing about menopause? The weight gain, the thinning hair or perhaps those mood changes or something else entirely?
Lifting your libido often needs help and bioidentical natural progesterone is where to start as Patrick Holford explains.
It can happen at any time, and the changes at menopause mean you can suffer vaginal dryness and discomfort – but help is available.