
Hot flushes and atrophic vaginitis are well-known symptoms of the menopause. Usually, these problems are the result of a reduction in levels of oestrogen after the menopause. At this stage, there is atrophic change, including thinning of the epithelium and a reduced production of the clear, naturally produced lubricating fluid in the vagina.
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