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Masturbation: the alternative treatment to relieve menopause symptoms, according to a study

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•A study reported by Milenio (Mexico) on February 19, 2026, identifies masturbation as an alternative treatment for menopause symptoms.
•The study suggests that masturbation can help relieve symptoms associated with menopause.

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▸If healthcare providers incorporate masturbation as a recommended treatment for menopause symptoms then patients may have increased access to non-pharmaceutical symptom relief options, potentially reducing reliance on hormone therapies.

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If masturbation gains acceptance as an alternative treatment, demand for pharmaceutical menopause therapies could decrease, impacting related companies' revenues.

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REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)Masturbación: el tratamiento alternativo para aliviar los síntomas de la menopausia, según estudio

A recent study highlighted in Milenio (Mexico) on February 19, 2026, suggests masturbation as an alternative treatment to alleviate menopause symptoms. The research indicates that self-stimulation may help reduce common menopausal discomforts, potentially offering a non-pharmaceutical option for symptom management. This finding is significant as it introduces a novel approach to menopause care, which traditionally relies on hormone replacement therapy and other medical interventions. The study's implications could influence healthcare providers and patients seeking alternative or complementary therapies for menopause.