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Dr. Jill Liss explains why sex can be painful during menopause and what you can do to feel comfortable again.

Painful Sex During Menopause: An OB-GYN Explains

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A person using a wheelchair who has prosthetic legs plays tennis outdoors, showing active movement and exercise as an important part of managing postmenopausal symptoms.

Understanding Postmenopausal Symptoms

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A woman stands confidently near some houseplants knowing she knows how to manage UTIs and urinary incontinence

Understanding UTIs and Incontinence with Alissa Yarkony

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Image promoting a ‘Let’s Talk Menopause!’ event in Dallas, TX. The event aimed to raise awareness and provide informatio about menopause. Date: May 2, 2025. Event title is: Are You There Doctor? It’s Me, Menopause.

7 Key Insights from Let’s Talk Menopause’s 2025 Menoposium

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Gender diverse couple spends time together taking a walk while talking about their experiences of menopause

Menopause in Gender Diverse Individuals

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Versalie sponsored this year’s Let’s Talk Menopause Menoposium. This is the banner featuring information about the event and sponsorships

Top Takeaways from Let’s Talk Menopause’s 2024 Menoposium

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paper cutout of a person with a wet spot symbolizing menopause-related bladder leaks

Menopause Incontinence: Take Control of Your Bladder Health

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a couple smiling and talking about how to treat vaginal dryness to help them continue enjoying sex during menopause

Vaginal Dryness and Painful Sex: It’s Not You, It’s Menopause

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a mature woman wearing an ochre-colored top examines a package insert while holding a blister pack of hormone therapy pills

What is Hormone Replacement Therapy for Menopause?

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At Versalie we strongly advocate for the inclusion of diverse voices, identities, and bodies in healthcare discussions. While we sometimes use gender-specific language, we recognize that some people experiencing menopause may not identify with the gender and pronouns used, and we support the gender diversity of all people who seek information about menopause.