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Any post-menopausal changes in orgasms?
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Less lube more time: Post menopausal women generally take longer to achieve an orgasm (but not always) and they have less lubrication. Using high quality artificial lubrication can make the sexual experience as enjoyable or even more so than before menopause.
Answered 8/8/2013
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