At what age does a woman have no water down there?

​Women usually have no water after the age of 40, which is also a symptom of vaginal dryness, usually a common symptom during sexual life.

Generally, with age, ovarian function will gradually decline, and the androgen content in the body will gradually decrease, and muscle tension will also decrease, which will cause the vagina to become loose or dry, and even lack of elasticity, which will also affect normal sexual life, such as sexual indifference or pain during sexual life. However, vaginal dryness cannot be ruled out as being caused by other factors, such as vaginitis, which can cause damage to the vaginal mucosa, congestion or reduced secretions. In addition, endocrine disorders or long-term use of hormonal drugs cannot be ruled out, such as birth control pills, which contain a large amount of hormone ingredients and some progesterone, which usually cause vaginal dryness, which is a relatively common side effect.

It is best to go to a local regular hospital for relevant examinations, and then make targeted improvements based on the examination results to avoid worsening of symptoms. You also need to pay attention to local hygiene care, wear loose or breathable underwear, and develop the habit of changing or washing it every day to reduce the chance of infection.