NightSkin by Zurii ad: The truth about vaginal itching and how to stop it

If the itch down there gets so bad at night that you're scratching yourself raw in your sleep, I need you to hear this. Everyone blames dryness and age, and your doctor probably did too, but it's actually a much deeper problem. When estrogen drops in menopause, the skin down there gets as thin as tissue paper, and at night your own anti-itch hormone falls to its lowest. So you scratch in your sleep, and your nails make tiny cuts in that thin skin, like paper cuts, called micro-tears. That's why it burns. And it's why Vaseline, steroid cream and numbing creams like Vagisil never work for more than a few minutes, because you're still scratching every night and the micro-tears keep opening up. It's not your fault, because nobody tells you this. Here's what you can actually do about it