What to do about vulvar dryness after menopause?

Menstruation begins in female puberty and ends in menopause, lasting for decades and bringing about earth-shaking changes to women's bodies and lives. Because it is a manifestation of the female reproductive system, it has a great impact on women's fertility and sexual needs. Women often experience various discomfort symptoms after menopause. For example, what should they do if their vulva becomes dry after menopause? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Menopause is the menopause phenomenon caused by the decline of ovarian cysts. Ovarian function decline will mainly cause a decrease in the secretion of estrogen levels, which will indeed cause vaginal dryness. In this case, you need to consider using some lubricants so that you can have a normal sexual life and avoid damaging the vagina.

Vaginal dryness is probably caused by a lack of vitamin B2. Vitamin B2 is an important nutrient in the human body. Once it is deficient, it will affect the metabolism of the skin and mucous membranes and cause the body's organs to lose their normal functions. Its symptoms often include inflammation of the corners of the mouth, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, dry ear and nose mucosa, dry skin, desquamation, etc. Its deficiency can cause particularly serious damage to the female reproductive organs, manifested as dryness of the vaginal wall, congestion and ulceration of the mucosa. If you find yourself experiencing this phenomenon, it is best to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital first.

After menopause, women's ovarian function will decline to a certain extent, causing endocrine disorders, reduced vaginal secretions, and vaginal dryness. To address this symptom, patients can take some ovarian nourishing drugs appropriately, or take some endocrine regulating drugs in a targeted manner. By restoring normal endocrine levels, they can increase vaginal secretions and relieve symptoms of vaginal dryness.

For women, when choosing underwear, special attention should be paid to the quality of the underwear. Try to choose breathable natural cotton underwear, and do not wear poor quality dark-dyed underwear to reduce the allergic effects of the underwear on the lower body and harm to vaginal health. In addition, you should change your underwear frequently, keep your vagina clean, and pay attention to vaginal hygiene, which is of great significance to protecting vaginal health.

The causes of vaginal dryness cover a wide range, including psychological, physiological factors, sexual factors or other factors.