Sexual Health - Women

Women’s vaginas go through a lot of changes throughout their lives. A woman’s vaginal function, bladder control, and physiology may be affected after puberty, childbirth, hormonal changes, and aging.

Women’s vaginas undergo many changes throughout their lives. These changes include bladder control, incontinence problems, or involuntary urine leakage caused by weak pelvic floor muscles.
Incontinence issues can arise after childbirth, while most women experience incontinence as they age. Nevertheless, incontinence shouldn’t pose a problem as we age.

Sexual intimacy is an integral part of any relationship. You bond with your partner on a more intimate level, so when you stop having sex with your partner, it causes a strain on the relationship.