Many post-menopausal women have disappointing sex lives.
That is according to new research from the Brighton University.
Of the 4,000 participants in the survey, 65 per cent had partners.
Only around a third of these women were sexually active.
Of those asked, 27 per cent said that their partner’s medical condition was the issue.
And 13.5 per cent said a partner’s sexual dysfunction as having an impact.
Dr Helena Harder, from Brighton University, said: “Women spend a large part of their life postmenopausal, and a healthy sex life should be part of that.”
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