Holly writes:

So I  wouldn't assume that just because it is topical it is less absorbed.
I  actually opted not to use it, as the risks seemed to out weigh the
benefits,  at least for me. (No one has ever died from not enough sex right:-)



~~~, no but it does remove one way to be lovingly intimate with a partner,
perhaps unnecessarily if safe, timely-used relief is found. I know there
are  differences in women's experiences but I found that with some symptomatic
 relief, followed by more regular sexual activity over the past 14 years,
the  problem basically went away for me. I know it may come back as I finish
with  peri and move into menopause, but at least I know options to manage it
 pretty well. Just my thoughts. Also nettles helped and sometimes
Marshmallow  root tinctures.

Peace,
Judy
PS What's the record for the longest perimenopause ever? :)
Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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