Sexuality in menopause is tricky. Libido may be less robust than in previous years, or missing altogether.
Vaginal dryness or atrophy can make penetrative sex painful.
Weight gain, digestive issues, hair loss, and dry skin can leave us feeling distinctly unsexy and give our self-esteem a gut punch.
Add to that the challenges of a verrrrrrry long stretch of "us time," and romance, intimacy, and sex become about as interesting as cleaning out the refrigerator.
So what do you do when menopause and/or COVID 19 derails your love train?
We brought back "sexpert" psychologist Dr. Laurie Mintz and our own Chief Medical Officer OB/GYN Dr. Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su to talk about how relationships and intimacy can survive and thrive in difficult times.
Learn more about how to have a better menopause at the first-of-its-kind online clinic: Gennev.