The Post spoke to two board-certified OB/GYNs about the changes you can expect in your vagina and vulva during menopause — and how to manage them.

Menopause marks the end of a woman’s reproductive phase; it’s a standard biological shift. This period is typified by several alterations in the body, such as a decrease in estrogen production.

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Estrogen is a significant hormone vital for the operation of the female body. It regulates the menstrual cycle, maintains bone density and promotes vaginal lubrication. However, as women age, the ...

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Your body makes less estrogen, which may support your bone and joint health, during menopause. While no arthritis cure exists, speak with your doctor about medications and lifestyle changes.