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Lack of Testosterone in Menopausal Women?

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After menopause, a drop in testosterone—not just estrogen—causes vaginal dryness and painful intercourse. While estradiol creams are commonly prescribed, testosterone cream often provides more effective relief

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Lack of what key hormone causes a lot of women to have dry vaginas and painful intercourse or intercourse after menopause? Testosterone. Lack of It's lack of testosterone, which is one that commonly goes down right after menopause, right? Yeah, it goes down pretty quick. Either right before or right after. And estradile takes months to years to go

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down. How do they treat the dryness? Usually doctors estradile cream. I've never heard it working or maybe helps a little. I'll sometimes keep doing it just because it's other doctors do it. But but I really I'm giving a testosterone cream.

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