The Hidden Link Between Vaginal Dryness and Misogyny in Medicine скачать в хорошем качестве

The Hidden Link Between Vaginal Dryness and Misogyny in Medicine

Take the assessment to see if Inner Balance is right for you: https://www.innerbalance.com/survey/ Vaginal dryness is often misunderstood and dismissed, especially when it’s linked to hormonal imbalances such as low estrogen and progesterone. In this video, we dive deep into how the medical system overlooks women’s health concerns, particularly the treatment of vaginal dryness and low sex drive. While men receive prompt treatment for erectile dysfunction, women are often told to "read a sexy novel" or "just age gracefully." This video challenges the pervasive misogyny in medicine, which dismisses women’s health issues as relational or psychological, rather than physical and hormonal. Learn about the root causes of vaginal dryness, how it affects women's bodies, and why it’s essential to treat the underlying hormonal imbalances. We also discuss the cultural shift needed in both male and female physicians' education to properly address and treat vaginal dryness and low libido. Misogyny in the healthcare system continues to harm women, and it’s time to raise awareness and advocate for the right treatments, not just band-aid fixes. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Vaginal Dryness & Misogyny in Medicine 0:10 Understanding the Root Causes: Low Estrogen & Progesterone 0:40 The Role of Collagen and Elastin in Vaginal Health 1:00 The Medical System’s Treatment of Women’s Sexual Health 1:30 Misogyny in Medicine: Why Women’s Health Issues Are Dismissed 2:00 The Impact of Misogyny on Female Physicians and Healthcare 2:30 The Shame Around Women’s Health: What Needs to Change 3:00 Advocating for Your Health: A Call for Women to Speak Up 3:40 How Estrogen Balances the Vaginal Microbiome and Prevents Infections 4:00 UTI Risks and Pelvic Health: Beyond Vaginal Dryness 5:00 The Connection Between Low Estrogen and Sexual Well-Being 5:40 Closing Thoughts: The Need for Change in Women’s Healthcare #VaginalDryness #MisogynyInMedicine #HormonalHealth #WomenSexualHealth #EstrogenBalance #PelvicHealth