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When Menopause Dampens Desire
Dr. Rob Danoff explains in detail the different symptoms that affect post-menopausal sexuality, such as the physical aspect and the level and quality of previous sexual practices, while also providing various measures that a woman can take to alleviate or minimize the loss or decrease in her sex drive.
http://health.msn.com/womens-health/when-menopause-dampens-desire
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Menopause/Vaginal Dryness
Vaginal dryness’s negative effects can quickly deteriorate one’s sex drive and sex life; however, there are various methods to change that. Dr. Susan Love gives a list of suggestions on how to prevent vaginal dryness, from changes in lifestyle, lubricants, supplements, to certain drugs.
http://www.dslrf.org/mwh/content.asp?CATID=0&L2=1&L3=3&L4=0&PID=&sid=244&cid=71
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Sex After Menopause?
In this Q&A of “Ask Dr. JoAnn Manson”, Dr. Manson answers and provides multiple methods to overcoming the pain and lack of sex drive of post-menopause.
http://www.everydayhealth.com/specialists/menopause/manson/qa/sex-after-menopause/index.aspx
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Post-Menopausal Is a New Phase of Life for Women
In this article, post-menopausal women suffering from the effects of reduced estrogen are given advice on how to minimize the symptoms and continue on with a normal life.
http://1st4wellness.com/wordpress/?p=257
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Understanding Menopause Symptoms
In order to be able to effectively treat menopause symptoms, getting to know and understand certain menopause symptoms is the first step. The blog article lists specific symptoms that should be watched for such as weight gain, breast tenderness, mood swings, and so on.
http://menopausemakeover.blogspot.com/2010/01/understanding-menopause-symptoms.html
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Hysterectomy – Recovery
Whether it’s getting plenty of rest during the first couple weeks of recovering from abdominal hysterectomy or using vaginal lubricant for post-hysterectomy vaginal dryness, this women’s health article provides useful information in regards to what to do and what not to do during and after recovery from hysterectomy.
http://women.webmd.com/tc/hysterectomy-recovery
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Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy
Lyndon Taylor, M.D., provides helpful information on how to go through with Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy, starting from pre-procedure all the way through post-procedure.
http://www.chicagolavh.com/
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Will I have problems with sex after a hysterectomy?
Former gynecologic cancer patients provide their own input based on their personal experiences with post-hysterectomy sex life.
http://www.eyesontheprize.org/FAQ/after/sexuality.html
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Under the Sheets
Intimate and sexuality issues associated with cancer treatment, although common among patients and survivors, still remains quite an unspoken topic. With the increase in the survivorship rate of cancer patients, the sexuality problems have become an especially important issue to address. This article concentrates on first finding and identifying the cause of these issues and then on how to bypass these problems through discussions and other methods.
http://www.curetoday.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/article.show/id/2/article_id/1300
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Ease the Side Effects of Uterine Cancer
While uterine cancer already has symptoms of its own, the treatment process can add additional, unwanted side effects. The Women’s Cancer Network lists out the possible physical as well as mental side effects and how to better cope with them.
http://www.wcn.org/articles/types_of_cancer/endometrial/side_effects/index.html
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Cancer treatment for women: Possible sexual side effects
Healthy sexual relationships are just one of the many “normal” life things women would like to resume after their cancer treatment. However, side effects from the treatment can easily hinder one’s sex life. This article from Mayo Clinic points out the people that are at possible risk of encountering these problems, what these problems are, how they are formed, and of course, how to deal with these problems.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/cancer-treatment/SA00071
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How to Manage Pain with Intercourse and Vaginal Dryness after Breast Cancer Treatment
Changes in sexual functions for women after undergoing chemotherapy or hormonal therapy for breast cancer can be quite common. This short but helpful article lists a couple of possible solutions to these various changes and problems.
http://news.cancerconnect.com/breast-cancertipshow-to-manage-pain-with-intercourse-and-vaginal-dryness-after-breast-cancer-treatment/
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It could grow over…
This blog article goes over the issues of chemopause/menopause and vaginal dryness and the available remedies for both problems
http://pinkribbonjourney.wordpress.com/tag/astroglide/
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Women, Sex and Diabetes
With both physical as well as emotional issues in regards to the relationship between diabetes and sexual relationships, confronting and controlling these issues could pose as a bit of a nuisance. This informational article goes over the possible problems and solutions to overcoming the problems associated with the effects of diabetes on your sex life..
http://www.diabeteshealth.com/read/1997/02/01/769/women-sex-and-diabetes/
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