Yes, the vaginal atrophy part of GSM can be helped by regular sexual activity with or without a partner! Increasing blood flow to the vagina will help keep the tissues healthy. Bladder training and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles with Kegels are helpful to naturally manage urinary incontinence. While these may not be enough to completely manage GSM, they are a good start.
Kathryn Fink
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