In a world of confidence, lingerie ads, body positivity and sex, you feel like the odd one out. You’ve got a secret, an embarrassing part of your life, and you don’t want to share it with anyone — let alone your partner.
It’s difficult to admit that you’ve got any problems you can’t solve on your own because this is the age of the independent woman, for goodness sake. Fortunately you aren’t alone in dealing with vaginal dryness, meaning you don’t need to carry the burden of seeking out a solution on your own.
The Breakdown
We associate vaginal dryness with women in menopause, ranging from the ages 51 to 60. However, you’d be surprised at the number of women experiencing this malady. A whole 17 percent of women through the ages of 18 to 50 experience female dryness. Of those dealing with menopause, 25 percent experience vaginal dryness.
Regardless of the number of women managing this problem, it still continues to be the silent epidemic. You keep your lips shut tight to avoid embarrassment. No one wants to say anything, because it often makes women feel “less than.”
Only one fourth of females actually seek out treatment for this problem — solidifying the importance of normalizing dryness and expressing that it is a common problem.
Take Charge
“You are not alone.” Those four words can be some of the most comforting to hear. You aren’t part of a minority when dealing with vaginal dryness. By simply being open about your suffering, you can feel confidence in gaining your quality of life again.
You shouldn’t wait for someone to ask to help you with your health. You can take charge of your health and fight for it. Using a simple supplement like Femininity
can help you find your new normal.
If you decide to go to a doctor about your vaginal dryness, write a list of questions to bring with you. Information is key to determining where to go from here.
The world of pink and love making doesn’t have to belong to everyone else — take it back.
Sources:
https://www.womens-health-concern.org/help-and-advice/factsheets/focus-series/vaginal-dryness/
http://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/561934
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