
Vaginal Dryness Treatment
Relieve dryness, irritation and discomfort with targeted treatments
Vaginal dryness and atrophy — a thinning and loss of lubrication in vaginal tissue, most commonly after the menopause — can cause irritation, discomfort and pain during intimacy. Effective treatments range from topical oestrogen and moisturisers to energy-based treatments and PRP.
Treatment is chosen based on the severity of your symptoms, whether you are suitable for hormonal therapy, and your personal preference. Options are available for women who cannot take systemic hormones.
Key Benefits
- Relief from vaginal dryness, itching and irritation
- Improved comfort during intimacy
- Hormonal and non-hormonal options available
- Treatments that do not require systemic hormone exposure
Is This Treatment Right For You?
- Postmenopausal women with vaginal dryness or atrophy
- Women experiencing discomfort during intimacy
- Those who cannot or prefer not to use systemic HRT
What to Expect
Assessment
Severity of dryness and atrophy assessed clinically.
Treatment Selection
Topical, systemic or energy-based options discussed.
Initiation
Treatment started with full instructions on use.
Review
Follow-up to assess response and adjust treatment.
Recovery & Aftercare
No downtime for medical treatments; minimal downtime for energy-based options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does vaginal oestrogen carry the same risks as systemic HRT?
Local vaginal oestrogen is absorbed minimally and is considered safe for most women, including those who cannot take systemic HRT.
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