Q: If I can put up with the symptoms, why should I talk to a healthcare professional about them?
A. Unlike hot flashes, vaginal atrophy will not go away over time. Since women with vaginal atrophy VA have a higher risk of developing vaginal infections, or of getting open sores and cracks in the vaginal wall, talking to a healthcare professional about your symptoms now can help you avoid problems in the future.
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What it feels like
The symptoms of vaginal atrophy are no fun. But recognizing that there is a problem means we can get the help we need fast. Don’t ignore The Big Ow. There are mess-free treatments for vaginal atrophy.
You may have felt symptoms of vaginal atrophy without knowing what they were, or that you could get treatment for them. Take this quick self-assessment quiz to find out if you’ve experienced The Big Ow.
Any of these symptoms sound familiar? Check off the ones you’ve experienced:
