Sexual Problems
After menopause, women feel a change in their sexual desire, the hormonal imbalance can lead to sexual problems. The decline in the level of estrogen causes a reduction of blood flow at the vulva and vagina, this phenomenon may cause a reduction of lubrication and pain during sexual relations. The layer covering the vagina becomes more tenuous. Some bleeding after sexual relations can occur. These drawbacks can accentuate a lack of pleasure.
Urinary troubles
During menopause, tissues in the urinary path also change, sometimes leaving women more susceptible to involuntary loss of urine, especially if certain diseases or chronic urinary infections are also present.
Loss of memory
The women approaching menopause often complain of memory loss and an inability to concentrate. These are normal symptoms of menopause and are caused by low estrogen levels.
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