Atrophic vaginitis is typically associated with the hypoestrogenic state of menopause. However, lactation also decreases estrogen levels and can cause symptomatic urogenital atrophy. Discussion of ...

The management of atrophic vaginitis may include self-help measures, estrogen replacement, and botanical therapies, as well as education. Self-help measures include the use of water-based vaginal ...

Atrophic vaginitis, also known as vaginal atrophy, is when the tissues of the vaginal canal become thinner, often leading to dryness and inflammation. The condition occurs most commonly in people ...