Kimberly Langdon MD OBGYN Facebook ad: “Why can't I feel anything anymore? The menopause truth no…”

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As a Women's Health Specialist, the question I hear most often from women over 55 is some version of this: "Why can't I feel anything anymore?" They've tried different things. More time. More patience. Nothing works. And they come to me frustrated, embarrassed, and convinced something is fundamentally wrong with them. I tell them the same thing every time. Nothing is wrong with you. Something changed in your body — specifically in the blood flow to your most sensitive tissue — and nobody told you about it. Clitoral atrophy is one of the most common and least discussed consequences of menopause. Estrogen loss reduces circulation. Circulation loss reduces nerve sensitivity. Nerve sensitivity loss means stimulation stops producing sensation. It is a chain reaction that happens silently, slowly, and almost universally in women after menopause. And it is not permanent. I have seen this reversed in women in their late 60s and 70s. The body's capacity for sensation does not simply disappear. It waits. Click the link below — I've put together everything you need to understand what's happening and what can be done about it. 👇

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"Why can't I feel anything anymore?" The menopause truth no one told you.

A condition called clitoral atrophy