Title : Various methods for vaginal well-being and rejuvenation in menopausal women

Sexuality remains a major factor in quality of life at any age. Studies show a prevalence of 43% of female sexual problems. Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause affects 85% of women who have been menopausal for more than 6 years. Yet women find it difficult to talk about it and wait for doctors to bring it up. These changes are physiological and do not, in themselves, indicate the end of sexual desire. Sexual practices will need to be revisited because the response is slower and sensations less intense.

Management: include

* Chemical: HRT; vaginal suppositories, hyaluronic acid, topical lubricants

* Physical

Conclusion: Demonstrate that post-menopause does not mean the end of sexuality, but rather a different kind of sexuality.

Keywords: sexuality, problems ; Menopause, Management.

Mr. Radhouane Achour is a Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of Tunis, Tunisia. He is an Obstetrician–Gynecologist, Sexologist, and specialist in aesthetic medicine and genital reconstructive surgery. He has published many basic and clinical articles, and his research interests include gynecology, obstetrics, pathology, and sexology behavior. He has published more than 40 scientific articles including the most recent: Vaginismus and pregnancy: epidemiological profile and management difficulties. Psychology Research and Behavior Management. He also served as : *member of the editorial team for indexed peer-review journals and * Reviewer in renowned international journals such as: * BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth * Journal of Sexual Medicine * European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology *American journal of obstetrics and gynecology.