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Libido Decreased & Menopause  By Joseph Collins, RN, ND

 

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Addressing the Special Needs of
Libido Decreased
in Perimenopause, Menopause & Postmenopause

Menopause associated decrease in libido is associated with a decrease in the five elements of sexual function: 1) sexual desire, 2) arousal, 3) response, 4) orgasm & 5) satiety. Though primarily attributed to inadequate androgen function, inadequate estrogen function can contribute to decreased function in any of these elements. In addition, the presence of vaginal dryness and lack of lubrication, are contributory, and sometimes the primary cause for decreased sexual desire – often due to an association with discomfort.

Testosterone is the most important hormone for maintaining sex drive in women, and a deficiency can cause impaired sexual function. Normal testosterone levels can result in increases sexual satisfaction, increases responsive to sexual activity, increases sexual activity. Estradiol can directly increase sexual desire, interest and responsiveness. It also plays a role in increasing vaginal lubrication and satisfaction during sex. A combination of symptoms may be seen when there is decreased function of both estrogens and testosterone. Restoring optimal function of both estrogens and androgens can significantly benefit vaginal health.

Enhancing hormone function requires first & foremost healthy lifestyle and dietary habits as discussed in the Integrative Management of Endocrine Dysfunction document. Consider the following if indicated:

 

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Decreased Testosterone Function

 

With decreased testosterone function there may be decreased sexual desire, arousal, response, orgasm & satiety. There are often other signs of low testosterone such as decreased libido and depressed mood. Vaginal symptoms of inadequate androgen function may include vaginal inflammation, itching, and pain with the thinning tissue. When there is decreased desire, arousal, response, orgasm & satiety.

 

Testo-Gain - Androgens have a significant affect on libido, including desire, arousal, response, orgasm & satiety. This formulation provides herbs traditional used to enhance libido in women. In addition, the formulation provides herbals which have been shown to increase nitric oxide synthase, interact directly with androgen receptors, and enhance dopamine and GABA function – all important for optimal sexual function. More Information on Testo-Gain

 

Decreased Estrogen Function:

 

When decreased estrogen function is the cause, there is often vaginal dryness – a lack of vaginal lubrication. Often, there are other signs of decreased estrogen function, such as hot flashes & night sweats. When there is vaginal dryness and lack of lubrication, choose:

 

 

Estro-Mend - This formulation restores normal structure and function of estrogen sensitive tissues. Estrogen mimetic herbs such as Dong Quai, well known for its ability to increase vaginal lubrication, work synergistically with phytoestrogens and estrogenic herbs to support the normal function of vaginal tissue. More Information on Estro-Mend

 

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Protocols based on Menopause Primary Concern

 

 

Integrative Management of Endocrine Dysfunction

 

 

 

 

 

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