Sexual disorders in women

Research suggests that the prevalence of sexual dysfunction in women in 25 to 60 percent, the average being 40 percent.
The exact incident is difficult to figure out since a large number of Cases go unreported. This may be due to the prevalent social stigma attached to sexual problems.
However with changing times, more and more women are open about their sexual problems, they have begun to seek treatment to address the issue.
Any problem that prevents a woman from experiencing sexual pleasure can be included under the umbrella term female dysfunction. Thus female sexual may include any of the complaints ranging from lack of sexual desire to absence of orgasm , or anything in between.
It is not unusual for women to experience painful sexual intercourse( dyspareunia) , but this again, is one of the problems that goes unreported.
The good news is understanding the problem communicating adequately with the partner and seeking prompt treatment can help such individuals.
Since most causes are treatable.
Dyspareunia
Common causes of dyspareunia( painful intercourse) include.
Vaginal infections like yeast infection, trichomoniasis and genitals herpes
Vaginal irritation, from use of contraceptive foams , creams jellies condoms and diaphragms.
Vaginismus
This is Involuntary spasm of the vaginal muscles that occurs sexual intercourse.It is also a reflex state caused by anxiety.
Chronic pelvic pain
Diseases like ovarian cysts, utrine fibroids or tumours endometriosis and pelvic inflammatory diseases can lead to pain especially, when there is deep , thrusting penetration .
Vulvodynia
This is chronic condition that presents as unexplained sharp, or burning, pain in the vagina and vulva .
Pain in the clitoris
The clitoris is one if the mist sensitive areas, it is prone to pain at times
Psychological causes . This accounts for anxiety due to painful intercourse or sexual abuse in the past , depression,stress guilt, lack of attraction for , and from partner, and fear of pregnancy.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of dyspareunia is made largely from the history given by the individual. However, in addition to this, some tests maybe required in intractable Cases , these include pelvic Examination, ultrasonography
Laparoscopy and certain blood test.
Homoeopathy
Homoeopathy had helped a multitude of women to overcome their sexual distress and lead normal sexual lives again.Maby women, for instance, plagued by worries of worsening martial discord have sought homoeopathic treatment for their dyspareunia and other problems, they are happy for having made the right choice of treatment.
The first thing must be borne in mind is that dyspareunia is treatable. With the combined efforts of Homoeopathy and a psychotherapist most women can be helped significantly.. Homoeopathy treats the individual St the level of the body as well as the mind, which is primarily holistic and essential.
A large number of Cases dyspareunia show a positive response after homoeopathic treatment.
Dyspareunia
Precipitating factors
Aversion to sex. Sepia
Dryness of vagina Nat mur
Pain and sensitivity of vagina Platina
Sensitivity of vagina  Lyssin
Tension or anxiety Cuprum met
Vaginismus
During coition  Platina
Painful Coition Arg nit
Pain in vagina/ Vulvodynia
Precipitating factors
After menses Arg.met
Before menses Berberis
Coition   Sepia
Pregnancy Borax
Sitting Staphisagria
Touch   Berberis
Urination. Silicea
Unable to conceive
Precipitating factors
Laxity of vagina  Nat Carb
Leucorrhoea Nat Phos
Profuse menses Nat mur
Utrine inertia Gossypium
Abortion
Precipitating factors
Anger  Chamomilla
Bad news Gels
Cough Kali brom
Exertion  Erigeron
Fall. Arnica

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