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no vaginal secreations

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katherine45673
katherine45673

I'm 59 years old, and have already gone through menapouse.  Here is the biggest problem!  No matter how much my husband tries to get me aroused during sex, and let me tell you I, I really feel aroused.  Upon penetration of his penis, I have absoulutley have no vaginal secreation, and! What can I buy or what supplement can I purchase.  Just once would I lo

 

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  • Guest
    Guest katherine45673

    Posted

    Hi Katherine;

    I would strongly recommend that you see a doctor and, given your health history plus and exam, (s)he may determine the causes and recommended treatment.

    Vaginal dryness is somewhat common for women of your age. The lining of the vagina, which is usually lubricated with a thin layer of clear fluid, is maintained by the hormone estrogen. However, during and after menopause, estrogen levels drop and reduces the amount of moisture available. It also makes the vagina thinner and less elastic--also known as vaginal atrophy.

    Hope you are able to obtain a satisfactory solution...

    Kenneth

  • Jan999
    Jan999 katherine45673

    Posted

    Hi Katherine. I have had a similar problem. A gynaecologist prescribed me pesseries to use twice a week. They contained a small amount of hormone. I now buy a vaginal lubricant from a chemist which I use every 3-4 days and it works really well.
  • Jan999
    Jan999 katherine45673

    Posted

    KY Jelly does have its uses but you do need to find out if there's a medical reason causing the problem. In the long term your GP /gynaecologist could prescribe something that could benefit you in the long term as it did with me. Your vaginal wall will no doubt be very thin. There are pesseries that can help protect and build up your vaginal wall. Seek medical help.
  • theflowergirl
    theflowergirl katherine45673

    Posted

    you need to talk to your dr to give you a new medication out there for this exact condition. good lick....be persistant and insistant when it comes to your dr solving this problem for you.it is solvable. at least your husband is still a willing patner in trying to help ya out smile mine isnt even interested nor does he even try to have sex at all....enjoy your wonderful husband. youre lucky

     

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