Dr. Carolyn MoyersIt often starts as a quiet thought. You might be in your late 30s, juggling a career, a family, or both, and realize that sex has become the last thing on your
Dr. Carolyn MoyersHas your desire for sex quietly faded? It is a thought that crosses the minds of many women moving through menopause — felt but rarely spoken aloud. You might f
Dr. Carolyn MoyersI answer questions about progesterone in the office multiple times a day. Multiple. Times. A day. And yet it is still the hormone that almost always plays second fiddle to estrogen in menopause transition conversations.
Dr. Carolyn MoyersThere's a part of the body that gets ignored more than almost any other, and here's the twist — it's not the vagina. It's the vulva.
Dr. Carolyn MoyersEstrogen therapy is safe and effective for most healthy women under 60. Here's what the science says
Dr. Carolyn MoyersLow desire in midlife isn't inevitable—it's treatable when you understand what's really driving it.