Libido & sexual health.
Little or no desire, pain during sex, dryness — sexual health is health, and it belongs in the gynaecology consultation. Yet it is almost never raised there: too little time, too much embarrassment, on both sides. We are planning a dedicated clinic with time, structure and zero awkwardness. Register below if this interests you.
Low sexual desire is the most common sexual problem in women — at every age.
Source: PRESIDE study, Shifren et al. 2008Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is extremely common — and unlike hot flushes, it does not improve without treatment.
Source: The Menopause SocietyLocal hormone therapy, pelvic floor work, medication review, couples counselling: effective approaches exist for most causes — they just need to be talked about.
Source: AWMF guideline peri- and postmenopauseWhat we are planning.
A clinic where this topic is not squeezed in between other things:
Enough time, a clear history: since when, in which situations, what has changed? Medication (e.g. the pill, antidepressants), life phase, relationship — everything belongs on the table.
Lab work where it makes sense: oestrogen, testosterone, thyroid, prolactin. Not every loss of desire is hormonal — but if it is, you should know.
Dryness and pain after menopause are usually very treatable — local oestrogens, moisturisers, lubricant guidance.
Sometimes the cause is not (only) physical. Then we refer responsibly — sexual counselling, couples therapy, pelvic floor physiotherapy.
Who is it for?
- ·Noticeably less desire than before — and it bothers you
- ·Pain during sex (dyspareunia)
- ·Dryness, burning, recurring irritation
- ·Changes on the pill or antidepressants
- ·During and after menopause
- ·After birth or while breastfeeding
Libido clinic — register your interest.
No subscription, no commitment. We will contact you once — as soon as this service launches, with full details and pricing.
What you should know.
Isn’t this a matter for psychologists?
Sometimes, but often not. Hormones, medication, mucosa, pelvic floor, pain — there are many physical causes that gynaecology can assess. That is exactly why this clinic starts with a structured search for causes before anything gets interpreted.
Won’t this be embarrassing?
No. For us this is a medical topic like any other — with history, diagnostics and treatment options. The clinic exists precisely so you never need to find the "right moment" to bring it up.
What does it cost?
Much is covered by regular gynaecological care; some services will be self-pay. We will publish exact prices at launch — and you always receive a written cost plan first.
No need to wait: many of these topics can already be discussed in our regular consultations today.
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