Space to be heard
Talk openly about desire, arousal, sensitivity, comfort, and intimacy concerns.
Personalized care for concerns such as low desire, arousal, sensitivity, and vaginal comfort, with treatment guided by symptoms and health history.
Treatment options starting at $279

Desire, arousal, sensitivity, and vaginal comfort can change with hormones, medications, stress, health conditions, relationships, pregnancy and postpartum changes, or menopause. What you notice and how it affects you are important parts of the evaluation.
Reniel Bloom provides private, individualized telehealth care for eligible Maryland women. The goal is to understand your concerns, discuss appropriate options, and help you move forward with informed support.
Your provider reviews your health history, current medications, goals, and potential risks before recommending care. Booking a visit does not guarantee a prescription.
Depending on your evaluation, treatment discussions may include vaginal cream options or PT-141/B6. Your provider considers symptoms, history, contraindications, preferences, and whether another type of evaluation is needed.
Sexual-wellness concerns can be influenced by physical, hormonal, emotional, medication-related, and relationship factors. A thoughtful plan may involve more than medication alone.
If an in-person examination, laboratory testing, or another specialist would better address your symptoms, your provider can explain that next step.
Choose your visit and complete a secure health intake from home.
Meet by telehealth to review your history, symptoms, goals, and options.
If treatment is appropriate, receive a personalized plan and follow-up guidance.
Clear expectations make it easier to choose your next step with confidence.
Changes in desire, arousal, sensitivity, vaginal dryness, discomfort, or intimacy can all be discussed. Your provider will consider symptoms in the context of your health and life stage.
A telehealth visit can address history, symptoms, goals, and possible treatment pathways. Your provider may recommend an in-person examination or additional evaluation when clinically needed.
No. Cream and injectable options have different purposes, risks, and eligibility considerations. Treatment is individualized after medical evaluation.
Begin with a private telehealth visit from anywhere in Maryland.