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Sexual Desire in Midlife: What's Really Happening and What You Can Do About It

Sexual Desire in Midlife: What's Really Happening and What You Can Do About It

There's a part of the body that gets ignored more than almost any other, and here's the twist — it's not the vagina. It's the vulva.

If your migraines have gotten worse or started feeling completely different in your late 30s or 40s, you are not imagining it.

For some women, migraines arrive for the first time in their forties. For others, headaches they have managed for decades suddenly become more frequent, more intense around the menopause transition. Learn more about how to manage this.

Menopause mood changes aren't in your head—they're biology, and they're absolutely treatable.

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