How Aging Affects Sex and What You Can Do About It
Many people in their 70s and 80s are not only sexually active, but satisfied with their sex lives.1 Though the frequency or ability to perform sexually may decline with age due to physiological changes, these don’t inherently affect how a person experiences or enjoys sex.
Aging-related problems like erectile dysfunction (ED), vaginal dryness, or urinary incontinence can affect sex. But their impact can also be minimized by using medication, managing chronic conditions, seeking individual or couples counseling, and changing sexual practices.2
Sex is an essential measure of the quality of life for many adults. While what sex looks like may need to change over the years, the need for intimacy often remains ageless irrespective of gender or sex.
Read more here: https://www.verywellhealth.com/sex-and-older-americans-2223611