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Jen Urso
Posted on December 03 2018
To begin, before anyone asks: vaginal dilators are not dildos! Many doctors, nurse practitioners and doulas we speak to at conferences know right away what we have on display. Others giggle and think we’re showing off a full range of dildos (not that there’s anything wrong with that!). Regardless of your response, these simple devices […]
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medamour
Posted on February 24 2015
Ironically, estrogen therapy is often prescribed to relieve menopausal symptoms in non-breast cancer patients. For example, local estrogen therapy (LET) is often used to treat vaginal atrophy (dry vagina). While Dr. Ratner acknowledges that LET has a very low systemic absorption, she said many oncologists discourage its use in breast cancer patients. She further recommends vaginal moisturizers as a viable option for these women. She noted that even testosterone can convert to estrogen in the body, so this is not an option for women with breast cancer.
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medamour
Posted on February 02 2015
For those experiencing a decrease in estrogen there is one very uncomfortable reality: vaginal atrophy.
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