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It can be very upsetting for women to have hot flushes and sweats at a young age and even more distressing to have a dry, thin vagina which makes sex painful. The impact of early menopause on sex can be very distressing as the relationship may be new or sex may never have been a problem in the relationship before. It can be very frustrating and embarrassing for women to rely on lubricants, let alone try to explain what is going on to their partner.

As always, exploring the best possible options and treatments for each individual woman and open communication with partners is absolutely vital. Taking your partner to gynaecological or doctor appointments can be very helpful.

Content updated May 04, 2006

Last Updated ( Monday, 10 December 2007 )
 
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