HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR FRIGIDITY

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Frigidity is broadly used to refer to a low libido (sex drive) in women. This term is often used incorrectly to describe a woman who is emotionally cold or does not respond to her partner’s sexual advances.
A lack of sexual desire can be psychologically embedded in a person’s subconscious and linked to greater issues that should be addressed or discussed. In some cases women may experience low libido and refuse or avoid sexual intimacy or they may endure it without being able to reach orgasm, finding little pleasure in the act.
In other cases, women may have difficulty being aroused or sex may even cause considerable pain or discomfort. But whether the root cause is emotional or physical, frigidity can result in conflict and strain in even the most secure relationships.

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

AGNUS CASTUS 200- Abhorrence of intercourse. Mental depression. Generalized body itching, but especially of the eyes.
BERBERIS VULGARIS 30-In listless and apathetic women. Desire diminished. Cutting pain during intercourse with vaginal burning and soreness
GRAPHITES 200-In fat , chilly and timid women. Aversion to intercourse . Pale thin vaginal discharge. Constipation with late menses.
IGNATIA AMARA 200- Total frigidity, especially in hysterical women.Emotional and moody. Sensitive and easily excited
LYCOPODIUM 200- Dryness of the vaginal wall makes intercourse painful
ONOSMODIUM 200-Sexual desire completely absent. The breasts ache, and nipple itch.Severe uterine pain. Early and prolonged menses. Great prostration, weak and timid. The patient often suffers from migraine headache
SEPIA 200- Painful vagina guring intercourse. There is a bearing down sensation in the pelvic The periods are late , scanty and irregular The women is sad, irritable and indifferent to her family



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