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Q: Vulva gotten smaller

asked by: hibiscus on June 4th, 2009

New User

Hi, I am 52 years old and have noticed over the last few months that my vulva has gotten smaller, the outer lips have gotten loose and the inner lips have gotten smaller and thinner, also the clitoral hood has gotten a lot smaller. The clitoris is still highly sensitive and works but I find it very disturbing. Two doctors have told me it is a normal part of ageing but neither of my sisters(who are older than me) have it. Is there anything I can do to prevent it getting any smaller?

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susan862003

replied on June 11th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

It is a part of menopause. The skin and fatty deposits change and things are not as supple as before. This is due to hormonal changes during this time. Hormonal therapies might help with this but it's got it's own health risks. Not all women will see this as every woman is different.

JavaMissus

replied on June 11th, 2009

Supporter

Think about trying Estring...This is a vaginal disc that is inserted every three months to feed your inner vagina...It makes it plump and juicy...If you are sexual, it will feed your g-spot and vaginal canal...You get a dose of it daily...Truly makes you remember that you are a woman...A woman will dry out as she ages unless she keeps herself sexually stimulated by masturbating...This can hurt her if later in life she finds a man and wants sexual relations...Just keep yourself happy sunny

..Hope this helps...

Caroline

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