HOMOEOPATHY FOR FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

Female sexual dysfunction

Disease :

Female sexual arousal disorder (FSAD) occurs when a woman is continually has no desire for sexual intercourse and unable to attain or maintain arousal and lubrication during intercourse which results in failure of orgasm.

FSD is associated with depression and relationship satisfaction. It has impact on women’s sexual functioning and on their overall sense of wellbeing. The FSD indirectly to affect your sexual partner, so you may both want to talk to each other.

The female sexual function is impacted by male erection status, which may improve post treatment of male sexual dysfunction.

Causes :

• Infections , such as endometriosis, cystitis, or vaginitis  
• Diabetes, high blood pressure  
• Pregnancy or the postpartum period (time after delivery of a child) and menopause is also known to reduce sexual desire.  
• Physical problems like joint pains, urinary and bowel problems, and headache  
• Oral contraceptives, and drugs such as antidepressants, antihypertensives, and tranquilizers  
• Surgery, such as pelvic surgery, mastectomy or hysterectomy which may affect personal life of  a woman  
• Stress  
• Depression  
• Use of alcohol, cigarette smoking  
• Female hygiene

Risk Factors :

1.      Relationship problems

2.      History of sexual abuse

3.      Diabetes mellitus

4.      Spinal cord injuries

5.      Liver failure

6.      Kidney failure

7.      Sexual abuse or sexual violence in the past

Symptoms :

The symptoms depends on a woman may have no desire for sex, may be unable to reach orgasm and maintain arousal.

• Loss of  sexual desire
• Inability to become aroused despite having a desire of sex due to insufficient vaginal lubrication, anxiety, or lack of clitoral/vaginal sensation.
• Difficulty achieving sexual climax, or are unable to do so.
• Pain during sexual stimulation and/or penetration.   

Homoeopathic Treatment :

HOMOEOPATHY FOR FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

1. Talk and listen: Some couples never talk about sex, but open and honest communication with your partner can make a world of difference in your sexual satisfaction. Even if you're not used to communicating about your likes and dislikes, learning to do so and providing feedback in a non threatening manner can set the stage for greater sexual intimacy.
2. Practice healthy lifestyle habits: Avoid excessive alcohol. Drinking too much will blunt your sexual responsiveness. Also, stop smoking and start exercising. Cigarette smoking restricts blood flow throughout your body and less blood reaching your sexual organs means decreased sexual arousal and orgasmic response. Regular aerobic exercise can increase your stamina, improve your body image and elevate your mood, helping you feel more romantic, more often. Finally, don't forget to make time for leisure and relaxation. Learning to relax amid the stresses of your daily life can enhance your ability to focus on the sexual experience and attain better arousal and orgasm.
3.  Strengthen pelvic muscles: Pelvic floor exercises can help with some arousal and orgasm problems. Doing Kegel exercises strengthens the muscles involved in pleasurable sexual sensations. To perform these exercises, tighten your pelvic muscles as if you're stopping your stream of urine. Hold for a count of five, relax and repeat. Do these exercises several times a day. Your doctor also may recommend exercising with vaginal weights — a series of five weights, each increasingly heavier, that you hold in place in your vagina — to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. You gradually work up to heavier weights as your muscle tone improves. 
4.  Seek counseling: Talk with a counsellor or therapist specializing in sexual and relationship problems. Therapy often includes education about normal sexual response, ways to enhance intimacy with your partner, and recommendations for reading materials or couples exercises. With a therapist's help, you may gain a better understanding of your sexual identity, beliefs and attitudes; relationship factors including intimacy and attachment; communication and coping styles; and your overall emotional health.
5. Sex therapy: Sex therapy is a short-term form of counselling, generally involving 5 to 20 sessions with a sex therapist. A typical session may be one hour every week or every other week.

During the session, the counsellor will give the patient "assignments" to do at home, such as:

• Reading books about sexuality
• Touching exercises that are designed to take away the pressure to perform during sex
• Practicing better sexual communication skills 

FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

Sex therapy may be useful for treating erectile dysfunction if a man is able to have a normal erection during sleep, the results of his physical examination and blood tests are normal and he is generally in good health. Sex therapy may also be helpful when erectile dysfunction is caused by stress, such as: work worries, financial worries, relationship conflicts, and poor sexual communication. In these cases, sex therapy may be the best treatment option.

Does sex therapy work? 

Sex therapy is most effective when a man’s sexual partner is willing to be part of the treatment. Studies have shown that for men with stress-related ED, having the partner involved in the therapy resolves the problem 50%-70% of the time. When the man must go through counselling alone, the results are somewhat lower.



Homeopathy treatment :

1. Lycopdium
2. Causticum
3. Conium
4. Platina
5. Kali Phos

Alternative treatment : 

• Natural estrogens, generally found in the soy products and flax.
• Herbal medications includes belladonna, gingko, and motherwort.
• Kegel exercises to strengthen the p[pelvic muscles, vagina and clitoris
• Therapy to overcome any relationship or sexual abuse issues
•  Educating the patient about the disorder
• Use of erotic materials, such as vibrators, books, magazines and videos
• Sensual massage, avoiding the genitals
• Changes of position to reduce pain
• Practicing Yoga
• Acupuncture
• Meditation

Prevention :

1. Open relationship with the partner (talking about the sex)
2. Abstaining from alcohol and smoking
3. Avoiding the  medications which affect sexual function
4. Avoid emotional stress and grief

Note:

Homeopathic Treatment requires stringent individualization. Please do not take any medicine without consulting your Homeopathic Physician.