15%-20% of menopausal women report an increase in libido. Midlife women with increased emotional awareness and good communication skills can express well their sexual desires toward their partners. Testosterone therapy boosts menopausal women’s libido by addressing hormonal imbalances that contribute to decreased sexual desire. While 40%-50% of menopausal women complain of decrease in sex drive, about 15%-20% report an increase in libido. This surge comes from hormonal changes, particularly the relative balance of testosterone, which become more noticeable as estrogen and progesterone levels decline. Also, some women experience increased vaginal lubrication during estrogen surges. This makes intercourse more comfortable and enhances libido. Furthermore, psychological and emotional factors contribute to its rise. Here are the detailed explanation: Psychosocial Factors Decreased caretaking responsibilities and lower chances of getting pregnant give women more time to focus on intimate r...