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If your monthly menstrual flow changes — getting heavier or lasting longer over time — it’s tempting to just buy pads or tampons that are more absorbent and put up with it, especially if you’re approaching menopause and the end of your periods is in sight.
But a heavier flow may
Hormonal changes during menopause can impact emotional well-being, substance use risk, and recovery outcomes. Our latest blog explores why menopause matters in substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery. Read more: https://www.samhsa.gov/blog/why-menopause-matters-substance-use-disorder-prevention-treatment-recovery
Vulvodynia
Do you have vulval pain?
Vulvodynia is the medical term for vulval pain or discomfort.
Do not suffer in silence. Ask about treatment options.
Evidence-based information explains…
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https://menomartha.com/health-topic/vulvodynia/
Our OB/GYN explains some of the common reasons why you may be bleeding after sex and when treatment is necessary.
Bleeding After Sex: What It Means and When To See Your Doctor
Bleeding after having sex can be alarming, and any unusual or abnormal bleeding requires medical attention. An Ob/Gyn explains what to look for.
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