The arrival of menopause means a decline in women’s hormone levels, loss of shape, wrinkles, age spots and other problems, and even vaginal dryness, which seriously affects women’s health, painful intercourse, sexual indifference, etc. More serious people wearing close-fitting pants when sitting down, will obviously feel dry and uncomfortable in the intimate area, affecting life This affects the quality of life. There are many reasons for vaginal dryness during menopause, mainly due to the decrease of estrogen level, which makes the vaginal mucosa thinner and less elastic, and makes it very dry. What should menopausal women do about vaginal dryness? Vaginal lubrication is an inevitable physiological characteristic of women who have sex, and is a response to women’s self-protection. Having sex with insufficient lubrication can damage the vaginal mucosa and lead to problems such as painful intercourse. To solve the problem of vaginal dryness, it is important to check the causes of vaginal dryness and rule out other causes before treating the problem of vaginal dryness caused by menopause. Menopausal and menopausal women with low estrogen levels should prefer estrogen therapy to restore the vaginal mucosa to its normal state. For topical improvement, moisturizing medications specifically for vaginal dryness can be used, most of which also contain estrogen, but estrogen should be used under the advice of a doctor, and patients with cancer, such as endometrial cancer, should be fully evaluated before hormone therapy is administered. Lubricants can also be used on their own before sex, but they should also be used with caution because they may add antibiotics and estrogen, which can lead to vaginal dysbiosis and subsequent vaginitis.