Menopausal Weight Changes Linked to Low Sex Drive in Women

Hormonal changes bring an end to fertility during menopause, but that isn’t the only change that women undergo in midlife. Most gain abdominal weight, in part because of a shift in fat from the breasts, hips, and thighs to the abdomen. As a result, women find that clothes no longer fit as they should, and they often perceive their overall appearance as unattractive. They may lose self-esteem and feel anxious, depressed, or self-conscious, which may lead to loss of libido and impaired sexual functioning―an important marker for quality of life. Another reason for concern is that abdominal fat signals a significantly increased risk of heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and arthritis. Learn how bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and a comprehensive weight-management program can rebalance your hormones, help restore your self-image and regenerate sexual vitality. ….Read More