Yep.
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as oestrogen levels drop off apparently the body dries up: nostrils, vagina, deep in the ears, eyes, skin : so treatment for vaginal atrophy can be an important choice.
Even though there is breast cancer in the family localised treatment directly into the vagina eases symptoms and is unlikely to impact on the rest of the body. My GP prescribed
Ovestin1mg and ladies use
Vagifem - both have a 2 week nightly loading followed by treatment as necessary, every 3 and 6/7 nights can keep the vagina plumped up but some ladies have to use the preparation nightly.
Initially I had repeated irritable bladder, treated as urine 'infections' until my GP realised ……… For me it felt like razor blades up there
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- treatment solved those feelings! I was treated with surgical intervention and radiation treatment in the 1990s and my GP didn't hesitate in prescribing VA treatment.