Expert Commentary
Why it's important to open the sexual health dialogue
Dr. Michael Krychman presents the 3 most common myths about sexual health as women age and challenges to talking about sexual dysfunction
CASE RESOLVED After a discussion of her options, the patient chooses to stick with Brisdelle and use behavioral therapy alone to resolve her dyspareunia. At her follow-up visit 2 weeks later, she reports that she has enjoyed the period of pain-free “sex” and feels ready to add penetration into her activities.
You encourage her to continue sexual intercourse on a regular, relatively frequent basis to prevent a recurrence of dyspareunia. She continues to use silicone-based lubricants.
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