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Is intercourse plays a major role in getting proper periods? Can we be healthy without having a sexual relationship?? Can we have sex after menopause?
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Yes one can should remain sexually active good for health in limits take proper knowledge about this first chat online for guidance share details history on private chat online for guidance
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Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online
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No, no relation with intercourse...
Yes definitely u can stay healthy..
Yes u can have sex after menopause, but u might need to use oil pr lube to make vagina wet and have firm sex....
Otherwise after menopause vagina gets dry and painful...
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Dr. Dineshvarma
Diabetologist
7 yrs exp
Kannur
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
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Srinagar
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No it does not play a major role.
Yes we can remain healthy without sex.... But doing it will improve your mental health.
Yes you can do after Menopause.
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