Most certainly: First of all, the MD needs to use a smaller Pederson speculum. Secondly, the lubricant in of itself can be an irritant. Finally, the MD can provide an Rx for your atrophy in the form of medication.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Absolutely: Vaginal atrophy makes the tissue thin, sensitive and sometimes quite tender.
Answered 6/26/2018
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Yes: This is very common in folks with vaginal atrophy. The thinning of the tissues makes exams, sexual activity, etc. uncomfortable. This can be treated with topical estrogen or procedures like the MonaLisa Touch laser
Answered 6/26/2018
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