Smartphone Apps and Sex
It seems like there's a smartphone app for everything these days. News, social media, maps, shopping, and more are all just a tap away. And so is sexual health information.
What can you learn from a sex health app? Our latest blog post gives you a sampling of apps that can help you track your sexual activity, learn about safe sex, explore different sex positions, and network in the LGBT, gender variant, and queer communities.
Please note that these apps are listed to give you an idea of what's available and are not endorsements by SexHealthMatters or the Sexual Medicine Society of North America.
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Newly-Approved Intrarosa May Treat Sexual Pain in Postmenopausal Women
After menopause, a woman's body produces less estrogen, a hormone that is important for genital health. For some women, this decline results in vulvar and vaginal atrophy (VVA), making the vagina dry and less flexible. Intercourse often becomes uncomfortable.
Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new drug called Intrarosa. This medication contains DHEA, a hormone that converts to estrogen. It is administered daily as a vaginal insert.
Click here to learn more about Intrarosa, how it works, and what scientists discovered during clinical trials.
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