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During menopause, women experience a drop in estrogen levels and physical changes to the vagina, vulva, and vaginal opening, which can cause symptoms like dryness and urinary tract infections.
Experiencing vaginal issues during menopause is common because menopause leads to low estrogen levels which can result in many changes and problems down there.
Women in menopause also lose interest in sex due to the low estrogen levels which can result in dryness and thinning of vaginal tissues, making penetration and intercourse uncomfortable for many women.
In fact, in some cases, women may also feel vaginal tightness during sex in the menopausal age along with pain, burning, and soreness.
If you have been experiencing a burning sensation every time you need to attend the nature’s call, you must know that this is also a common problem during menopause.
Low estrogen levels in your body mean less lubrication due to which your vaginal lining can become thin and less stretchy.
This condition can weaken your vaginal skin health and can cause your vagina to suffer.
Due to menopause, the vagina may feel to expand to accommodate the penis causing painful sex..
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