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If you had to choose one word to describe women’s sexual function and sexual health, you’d be wise to go with “complex.” The factors that contribute to women’s sexual health and satisfaction—as well as to their sexual problems—are many, and they are often interrelated. These factors range from the physical changes of menopause and aging (reviewed earlier) to a woman’s physical health, her cultural and religious standards, issues in her relationship, her self-image, and stress and lifestyle issues.

 

 

              

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If your sexual health or function has changed since midlife, 
what has contributed most to the change?

 
     
 

To date, participants report that the number one cause of change is vaginal 
dryness (58.6%), and depression, mood or anxiety (38.6%) is number two.

 
 

(This polling question is updated weekly.)

 

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