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See Latest ArticlesThe effects of oestrogen on urogenital health
Maturitas, 06/26/09
Lachowsky M et al. - Treatment with oestrogen alone may not be sufficient to address sexual problems in menopausal women and androgen addition is required. Because of the complexity of sexual problems in menopausal women, assessment and therapy should address both the physical and other factors that play a role in the condition.
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