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Frigidity in Women

Frigidity in Women

1. IGNATIA AMARA 30C
2. KALI PHOSPHORICUM 6X
Ignatia Amara: Ignatia Amara is a chief remedy for feminine sexual frigidity. Emotional disturbances causes spasmodic effects often violent with rigidity, twitching and tremors. It is useful in ill effects of grief, fright, worry  disappointed love and suppressed sexual desire. There is perverted affection and the patient is cruel to her husband and children. There is also religious melancholy.

Kali Phosphoricum: Kali Phosphoricum is a suitable remedy for frigidity. There is depression, lassitude and nervous debility. There is prostration after coitus. Sexual debility and impotency after sexual excess. It is also useful in nocturnal emissions in men.
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