"Just as I suspected… It's atrophic vaginitis", said my gynecologist with a concerned look. "Atrophic... what?" I asked, feeling a mix of confusion and embarrassment. Dr. Johnson took a deep breath before she continued: "Atrophic vaginitis is a condition where the vaginal tissues become thin, dry, and inflamed. Studies show this affects up to 50% of women over 40. As we age, our bodies produce less hyraluronic acid and collagen – key factors in maintaining healthy, resilient vaginal tissues. You

It is estimated that up to 60% of post-menopausal women suffer from what’s called vaginal atrophy—or thinning of the vaginal tissue. Many women don’t feel comfortable speaking to their health care providers so they suffer in silence. In this video I tell you how you can avoid vaginal atrophy, or reverse it if you have symptoms, so that your sexual desire and activity don’t decrease at mid-life. For more information, please sign up for my enews at https://www.drnorthrup.com/newsletter/ . | Dr. Ch