Intimate Wellness

Intimate discomfort? You are not alone!

If you’re experiencing intimate pain, you may worry about it a lot, yet still feel uncomfortable or embarrassed to talk about it or seek help.

You’re not alone. Intimate pain is common, can be temporary or chronic, and can range from mild to severe. Across different life stages, discomfort can result from pelvic floor dysfunction or changes in the vaginal environment and microbial balance, which can lead to irritation, dryness, infections, and pain during sex. These symptoms are often linked.

Here are some of the most common conditions by age group, and what you can do.

Young

For up to 40% of young women, involuntary pelvic floor spasms, tightness, or tension (vaginismus), irritation from microbial imbalance (BV, recurrent yeast and bacterial infections), dryness linked to hormonal contraceptives, or chronic conditions such as endometriosis can make sex, or even inserting a finger or a tampon, painful.

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Bloom

For up to 75% of women in their reproductive years, long-term use of hormonal contraceptives, antidepressants, and other lifestyle factors can contribute to pH imbalance, irritation, and recurrent vaginal infections. Postpartum recovery, including pelvic floor trauma, episiotomy, and dryness during breastfeeding, is also a common cause of intimate discomfort in your Bloom.

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Prime

Up to 87% of women in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond, experience changes in intimate well-being as vaginal estrogen declines, often grouped under Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM). Dryness, tissue thinning, and atrophy can cause discomfort, and sex may become painful. Microbial shifts and changes in vaginal pH can also lead to irritation, inflammation, and recurrent infections, including UTIs. The pelvic floor may weaken, leading to urgency, incontinence, and prolapse (POP).

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Recovery

Cancer treatments (chemotherapy, hormone therapy, radiotherapy) and gynecological surgeries can cause distressing changes in intimate well-being. Medically induced menopause can disrupt vaginal estrogen during and after treatment. Intimate training can relieve pain and discomfort and support recovery of sexual wellness, helping you find a satisfying new normal.

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