Can you still have sex after menopause?

Generally, you can still have sexual intercourse after menstruation. You can go to a regular hospital and receive relevant treatment and care under the guidance of a doctor.

Menopause is an important turning point in a woman's physiological cycle, usually referring to the time within 12 months after the last menstrual period. After menopause, a woman's ovaries stop ovulating, estrogen levels decrease, and reproductive function gradually declines. Although the fertility of women after menopause will weaken or even disappear, sexual life between couples can still continue. After menopause, women may experience some physiological changes, such as vaginal dryness, loss of libido, and pain during sexual intercourse. These problems may affect the quality of sex life between couples. By taking some measures, you can help postmenopausal women maintain a healthy sex life. Lubricants can be used, and communication and understanding can also be used to relieve the symptoms. If the symptoms are more severe, you can use drugs such as dydrogesterone tablets or progesterone capsules for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

Couples should understand and support each other, face together the sexual problems that may arise after menopause, and maintain a healthy and happy relationship.