Patient's question:
I am 49 years old, single, and haven't been looking for a man recently. I haven't had sexual activity for a long time and have noticed some menopausal symptoms. Please ask: How to deal with female sexual decline during menopause?Doctor's answer:
After women enter menopause, they may experience a recurrence of sexual indifference. Women suffering from menopausal syndrome often have varying degrees of sexual confusion. This is a typical symptom, and the condition tends to persist for a long time, causing significant distress. In their medical histories, these patients often have a history of cohabitation and sexual indifference. Traditional beliefs hold that sexual activity during menopause should cease as fertility declines, as it becomes unnecessary. In reality, the lack of sexual activity is directly linked to menopausal syndrome. The reason is simple: sexual energy is not properly released. Proper sexual guidance can greatly benefit women going through menopause.