THE MENOPAUSE CLINIC • LOUISIANA
Women’s Sexual Health
If something feels different, uncomfortable, or frustrating — you’re not imagining it, and you don’t have to live with it.
Sexual health changes are common in perimenopause and menopause — but “common” doesn’t mean you should suffer.
(No need to choose a separate booking type — we address sexual health as part of comprehensive midlife care.)
Does this sound familiar?
Many women notice changes during perimenopause and menopause but don’t realize they’re related to hormones — or that they’re treatable.
- Sex feels uncomfortable, painful, or irritating
- Desire has faded — or disappeared entirely
- Arousal feels harder, slower, or different
- Orgasms are weaker or harder to reach
- You feel “off,” sensitive, or not like yourself
- You’ve been told “it’s normal” — but nothing has helped
These changes are common during midlife hormone shifts — and they are medical issues, not personal failures.
What’s different here
Many clinicians provide hormone therapy — and that’s a good thing. Our clinic is built specifically for midlife hormones and sexual health, with the time and follow-up these concerns actually require.
Why so many women are left without answers
Sexual health is often left out of routine healthcare visits — even when women bring it up. Time constraints and limited follow-up can mean symptoms are minimized or left unresolved.
We take a calm, medical, evidence-based approach — and we make space for the conversations that many women have been carrying alone.
What women commonly experience
These changes are common — and treatable — even if you’ve been dismissed before.
Comfort changes
- Dryness, irritation, or burning
- Pain or discomfort with intimacy
- Urinary irritation or recurrent symptoms
- Feeling “off,” sensitive, or easily inflamed
Desire & response changes
- Lower interest in sex
- Difficulty becoming aroused
- Changes in orgasm (timing or intensity)
- Sex no longer feeling enjoyable
How we help
We take a thoughtful, individualized approach — not quick fixes, not one-size-fits-all advice. You have options.
We listen
We take your symptoms seriously and look for patterns.
We personalize
Your treatment plan is built around your body, your comfort, and what matters to you.
We adjust over time
Sexual health improves with the right fit — and we stay with you as things change.
Care may include
- Vaginal hormones
- Hormone therapy with estrogen and testosterone based on your symptoms, history, and goals
- Education and practical strategies to improve comfort
- Evaluation of urinary/pelvic overlap symptoms
- Referral to pelvic floor physical therapy or specialty care when needed
We focus on safe, medically appropriate care. No gimmicks. No pressure. Just thoughtful treatment and follow-up.
Ready to talk about it?
If this part of your life has changed — and you haven’t gotten answers — you’re in the right place. You deserve options, support, and a plan.
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