A case report of atrophic vaginitis at 13 months postpartum is presented. Mechanisms of action, evaluation, and treatments for ... discomfort with urination, vaginal itching and dryness, and ...

Starts at 60 community members share their own experiences with menopause, while we look into how to manage symptoms.

It's essential to figure out the cause of your vaginal itching to treat it properly. Here are 14 possible causes of vaginal itching, their treatments ... causes vaginal atrophy, or thinning ...

Just as Smita Gopinath, Ph.D., was setting up her microbiology and immunology lab at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public ...

Don't fret—you have lots of doctor-approved options! Can’t stop itching down there? Vaginal itching can be uncomfortable and even distressing, but it’s a common issue many women face at some point in ...

While hormone therapy can help some women in perimenopause or menopause, there are also natural remedies for vaginal dryness that can provide relief. “Vaginal dryness, especially in middle age ...

During menopause, women may experience watery discharge as a result of vaginal atrophy, which causes the vaginal membrane ... issues early and keep your reproductive health in check. Natural remedies ...

Muscle atrophy is a loss of muscle that leads to weakness, often caused by prolonged inactivity or certain medical conditions ...

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Opens in a new tab or window CHICAGO -- An investigational dual-action inhibitor for geographic atrophy (GA ... visual acuity after 3 months of treatment, a small preliminary study showed.

One of the most common sources of postmenopausal bleeding is vulvar or vaginal atrophy. Vulvar atrophy ... Hormonal medications or treatments, like hormonal contraceptives, can cause irregular ...

It’s cleared to treat geographic atrophy, an advanced form of dry age ... awareness about both the disease and its potential treatments may then help activate patients. As for the final piece ...