See a doctor if: Bleeding after menopause, pain with a discharge or odour, sores/ulcers, or dryness not improving — see a gynaecologist
Kitchen remedies
Adequate hydration; healthy fats (ghee, nuts, seeds); phyto-oestrogen foods (soy, flax); gentle unperfumed intimate care; avoid harsh soaps
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Cautions
Use only pure, unperfumed products intimately. Persistent dryness in menopause may benefit from medical (including local) treatment.
Related remedies
Menstrual Cramps (Dysmenorrhoea)Irregular Periods (supportive)Menopausal Symptoms (supportive)Nausea in Pregnancy (mild morning sickness)White Discharge / Leucorrhoea (supportive)Low Breast Milk / Lactation SupportPostnatal Recovery Support (traditional)PCOS Metabolic Support (adjunct)
When to see a doctor. Home remedies are for minor, self-limiting complaints in adults. They are not a substitute for medical care, and herbs can interact with medicines. Not for children under the ages stated, in pregnancy, or with chronic conditions without a doctor's advice.
