Patient's question:
Now looking at the physical condition is quite normal, it was a Caesarean section two years ago, where is the problem now, how to treat itDoctor's answer:
In traditional Chinese medicine, frigidity is believed to be located in the heart, liver, spleen, and kidneys. Due to congenital or acquired deficiencies, or internal emotional trauma, the body becomes weak. The pathogenesis involves qi stagnation, phlegm obstruction, Essence deficiency, or insufficient qi and blood. Mild cases reduced libido, where unmarried men and women have a twisted desire for sexual life, with no sexual activity for half a month or several months. Severe cases involve a complete lack of sexual desire, with no sexual activity for months or even years, a lack of sexual fantasies, and even forced sexual intercourse failing to produce pleasure or an orgasm. Psychological cases are often accompanied by symptoms such as depression, low mood, and excessive sensitivity. Organic cases have additional symptoms of underlying organic diseases. Clinical manifestations may include incomplete development of secondary sexual characteristics or external genitalia.