Abstract:Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is a set of symptoms of atrophy, the main cause of which are evolutive changes in the vulvovaginal and urethral regions. GSM is a common condition affecting up to 90 % of menopausal women. The main symptoms encountered in this syndrome include: dryness of the vulvovaginal area (more than 90 %), dyspareunia (78 %), itching (57 %) and burning (57 %). These symptoms, according to various questionnaires, strongly affect the quality of women’s life, as well as their sexual … Show more
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