Female Sexual Wellness and Decreased Sensation Treatment in Albuquerque, NM
What Is Decreased Sensation?
Decreased sensation is a change in physical response or sensitivity that many women notice after childbirth, during perimenopause or menopause, or simply with age, and it’s a common but often unaddressed part of female sexual wellness. Because the underlying cause varies from patient to patient, hormonal shifts, reduced blood flow, or tissue changes can all play a role; an individualized evaluation matters more than a single standard treatment. At Enhanced Wellness NM, we offer female sexual wellness and decreased sensation treatment in Albuquerque. We start by identifying what’s contributing to your specific experience before recommending a plan.
What Causes Decreased Sensation?
Several factors can contribute to changes in sensation, and identifying yours helps guide which options are worth considering.
Hormonal Changes
Declining estrogen during perimenopause and menopause can affect tissue sensitivity and blood flow.
Childbirth-Related Changes
Vaginal delivery can affect nerve sensitivity and tissue structure in the area.
Reduced Circulation
Blood flow to the area plays a direct role in physical sensitivity and response.
Pelvic Floor Weakness
A weaker pelvic floor can affect both sensation and overall function in the area.
Age-Related Tissue Changes
Tissue elasticity and nerve sensitivity can decline gradually over time.
What Body Systems Do We Evaluate?
- Hormonal levels, particularly estrogen and testosterone
- Circulation and blood flow to the treatment area
- Pelvic floor strength and function
- Tissue quality and nerve sensitivity in the area
Appropriate Testing for Decreased Sensation
Hormone testing, particularly if perimenopause or menopause may be a factor
Assessment of pelvic floor strength and function
Review of your health history and any medications that could affect candidacy for specific options
The Restore Shot
Uses your own platelet-rich plasma, injected into the treatment area to stimulate new tissue growth and support blood flow and sensitivity over time.
EMS Pelvic Floor Chair
Supports pelvic floor strength through electromagnetic stimulation, which may complement other options addressing sensation.
PRP and Regenerative Support
Platelet-derived growth factors used to support tissue repair and blood flow as part of a broader female sexual dysfunction treatment plan.
Exosome and Stem Cell Support
A regenerative option that uses growth factor signaling to support tissue renewal. Your provider will confirm whether this fits your plan.
BHRT
Bioidentical hormone replacement that supports estrogen and testosterone levels, both of which influence sensation, as part of women’s intimate wellness care.
Functional Medicine
A root-cause evaluation of your labs, history, and symptoms to identify what’s actually contributing to your experience.
Peptides
Certain peptides may be incorporated into your plan to support tissue repair and circulation.
What Your First Visit Involves
A private conversation about your symptoms, when the change started, and any relevant life events, such as childbirth or menopause.
A complete evaluation of your hormone levels, pelvic floor strength, and health history.
A tailored treatment plan outlining whether The Restore Shot, pelvic floor strengthening, or hormonal support fits your specific case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who may benefit from treatment for decreased sensation?
Women noticing reduced physical sensitivity after childbirth, during perimenopause or menopause, or with age may benefit from an assessment, including those exploring the Restore shot for the first time.
How does treatment for decreased sensation work?
Most plans combine regenerative options, such as the Restore shot, with hormonal support and, when relevant, pelvic floor strengthening. Your specific combination depends on your assessment.
What does a session feel like?
The Restore shot involves an injection using your own platelet-rich plasma, and topical numbing is used to minimize discomfort. The EMS pelvic floor chair is non-invasive and involves noticeable but comfortable muscle contractions.
How often is treatment recommended?
The Restore shot is often repeated periodically to maintain results, while pelvic floor strengthening is typically done in a series of sessions.
What results can I expect?
Results vary by individual and the underlying cause of your symptoms. Your provider will set realistic expectations for your specific case during your consultation.
Can these options be combined?
Yes. Many patients combine regenerative treatments with hormonal support and pelvic floor strengthening as part of one coordinated plan.
Are there any contraindications?
Certain medical conditions, pregnancy, and active infections can affect candidacy for specific options. Your provider will review your health history before recommending a plan.
How much does treatment cost?
Pricing depends on which options are part of your plan and how many sessions are recommended. Our team can walk you through current pricing during your consultation.
What is the next step?
Reach out for a private consultation, and we’ll discuss your symptoms and history before recommending a plan.
Ready to Talk Through Your Concerns Privately?
Reach out to schedule a new patient consultation with Enhanced Wellness NM. These conversations are treated with the same privacy and care as any other clinical visit.
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Have questions or are you ready to get started?
Call us at (505) 323 – 8100 to schedule your consultation. Our team will review your history, current concerns, and available options so you can make an informed decision about where to begin.