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[Taz2]

If it's not causing you any problems then I would just leave well alone - does your partner feel that anything is different during sex? If you have a prolapse it can sometimes be felt during lovemaking especially in some positions.

Taz x

[Elena]

He's not said as much but I will check.  It was me who sometimes felt that he was "hitting" something

Ellie

[Taz2]

If you can feel it then he will be able to as well.  Maybe he will think that he has grown! 

Taz x

[Elena]

   I dont think so Taz! 

Ellie x

[Taz2]

 

[Elena]

Well, I asked: he said it felt TIGHTER  , all that effort with the kegelmaster must be paying off 
He also said that he didnt feel he was hitting anything.  Hmm maybe I need a second opinion 

I have ordered some progesterone cream, I found it on Amazon while googling Serenity cream which somebody on here mentioned was good for improving the libido...  I await the results with interest but wonder where exactly it should be applied on the body!

Ellie

[Taz2]

Are you using progesterone cream purely to up your libido Elena? That seems a strange use for it....

Taz x 

[Elena]

Um, I read about it on here Taz................on an old thread     oh dear, my confusion knows no  bounds does it?

What else would you use it for ?

Ellie

[Taz2]

It's normally used as a contraceptive or part of your HRT regime.  It's not something I would firstly buy online and secondly use without advice. It is used quite often when you are oestrogen dominant to balance your hormones. Do you know if you are oestrogen dominant?

Taz x 

[Elena]

No, I dont know

As I said, I was reading an old thread on here about lack of libido and somebody mentioned Serenity cream as being helpful so I looked on amazon and found progesterone cream being sold alongside Serenity.....

Eeek!

Elena

[Bette]

I think that Serenity cream is a type of progesterone cream, Elena.  I've not heard of it being particularly good for libido problems although those marketing it would probably say that it's great for everything.   
Bette x

[Elena]

It was somebody on here who said that Bette!

Ellie

[Bette]

Must have missed that - sorry! Don't suppose you can remember where/when/who it was? 
Bette x

[Taz2]

I think it must have been on this thread somewhere http://www.menopausematters.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,6639.msg300754.html#msg300754

Taz x

[Bette]

I can only see ladies saying that they were going to try it, not that it had helped.  It's testosterone which seems to really help but that can only be prescribed in certain forms:-
http://www.menopausematters.co.uk/testosterone.php
Bette x