Dry Vagina
What to do if you have a dry vagina
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If you're having problems with vaginal dryness, it's worth trying self-help options first. It can help to:
- try using a lubricant or vaginal moisturiser these can be bought without a prescription
- give yourselfenough time to become aroused before having sex read more about female arousal and get good sex tips
It's a good idea to see your GP for advice if:
- self-help measures aren't effective
- your symptoms are particularly severe and are interfering with your normal activities
- you have other troublesome symptoms, such as hot flushes and night sweats
Don't feel embarrassed about seeking help. Vaginal dryness is a common problem that GPs see frequently.
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What to do if you have a dry vagina
If you're having problems with vaginal dryness, it's worth trying self-help options first. It can help to: try using a lubricant or vaginal moisturiser these can be bought without a prescription g