New Delhi, July 14 -- Sex after menopause doesn't have to retire into the background, but it's a truth many women face quietly. With menopause - when a woman's menstrual cycle ends for good - often comes a wave of unexpected changes: vaginal dryness, a dip in libido, and fluctuating emotions that can make intimacy feel unfamiliar or even uncomfortable. Experts say that with the right information, a bit of patience and self-assurance, it is possible to revive the physical and emotional connection with your partner. Let's explore what really happens to your body once you hit menopause and how to navigate desire, dryness, and deeper connection post-45.

What happens to sex drive after menopause?

As women reach their mid-40s and beyond, the ...