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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Shrunk Clitoris,difficulty In Having Orgasm. Used Very Strong Vibrator For Years. Which Hormonal Cream Can I Use?

I am a 54 y.o. nurse, but I m stumped. My clitoris seems to have shrunk to almost nothhing & its getting very dificult to have an orgasm . I believe that the shrinkage was caused by a very strong vibrator used for years. I there a specific hormone cream to use?
Fri, 28 Mar 2014
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I would recommend that you ask your doctor for an estrogen cream, which will almost certainly solve your problem. I doubt that it is due to the strong vibrator, it is almost certainly due to low estrogen and perimenopause. This is a common problem, and can very effectively be treated with topical estrogen. The risk of topical estrogen is very minimal, because there is very limited systemic absorption. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any more questions.
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Shrunk Clitoris,difficulty In Having Orgasm. Used Very Strong Vibrator For Years. Which Hormonal Cream Can I Use?

I would recommend that you ask your doctor for an estrogen cream, which will almost certainly solve your problem. I doubt that it is due to the strong vibrator, it is almost certainly due to low estrogen and perimenopause. This is a common problem, and can very effectively be treated with topical estrogen. The risk of topical estrogen is very minimal, because there is very limited systemic absorption. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any more questions.