Our bodies go through many transformations as we age, and the urge for sexual activity is one of them. Due to various factors, women experience these changes more frequently than males do. Women who are starting to age have been found to have moderate or less intercourse drive.
However, there are several reasons and causes behind this situation that a lot of people don't know about. In keeping with an article that appeared on "Medical News Today," we'll take a closer look at the causes of women having fewer sexual encounters as they get older.
Many individuals are curious as to why this occurs. However, medical professionals discovered that physiological aspects of menopause, such as the dryness of the female private parts and changes in hormone levels, may make sex more challenging or unpleasant.
Moreover, studies have explained these trends by pointing the finger at both dysfunction and physiological changes during and after menopause. Sometimes psychological issues and health conditions can cause women to have less intercourse as well.
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