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Is there a natural cure or natural treatment? Are herbal products as effective as prescription medications? Many women could use a sexual enhancement product but are not aware that such options are available
If you are a woman who is no longer enjoying sex,
or has noticed a decrease in desire, pleasure and interest, do not despair. There are
natural solutions that can offer a remedy or cure within a few days.
Sexual function is complex and involves interaction of many
factors, including emotional connection, body image, intact physical response
and partner sexual function. Disease processes such as abnormal uterine
bleeding, endometriosis, urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse may have
a negative impact on various parameters of sexual health.
Definition
Female impotence is an all encompassing term used to describe problems with low
sexual desire, low arousal, difficulty with orgasm, perhaps problems with
adequate lubrication, or just overall difficulties with sexual enjoyment.
Another common term that has a similar meaning to female impotence is female
sexual dysfunction. One can also classify female impotence into four major categories:
These include disorders of sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, and
lubrication.
Besides the use of certain hormones such as testosterone to treat
low sexual drive in women, doctors do not have too many other options.
Fortunately, there are quite a number of natural approaches that can help women
treat problems with sexual desire or arousal in a holistic manner. There are
dozens of herbs and dietary supplements that can boost libido and enhance
sensation and orgasms. Most of these work within a few days and their side
effects are minimal compared to the potential serious side effects from the use
of hormones such as testosterone.
How long does it normally take for these natural libido
improving remedies to work? Is there such a thing as an herbal impotence cure,
It depends on the formula. An natural formula with yohimbe can work within hours while some
products with gentler
herbs may take several days for a full effect. We have seen great results
including herbal impotence cure with well formulated products.
I suffer from sexual dysfunction. Are there safe
female impotence herbs that could
replace the hormonal impotence pill that I take. I think the hormone my doctor
prescribed is testosterone.
In most cases sexual dysfunction in a woman can be helped with a
natural female impotence pill or herb. It is impossible to predict which herb or
combination will help. One can only tell after trying different herbs for a period of one or two weeks each to see which ones are most
effective. More often a combination pill works best. There are natural hormones
over the counter that can be used for brief periods and they can be of great
benefit. These include DHEA and pregnenolone.
What is the cause?
Impotence can be classified simply under two headings. Psychogenic: that is, due to mental factors; or organic, or
physical cause; that is, due to some form of bodily malfunction.
Organic impotence
becomes more common as women get older. Is there a natural female impotence remedy,
impotence medication, treatment or herbal impotence cure? Although we cannot
promise an impotence cure, you should take a close look at Passion Rx, a highly
evolved, medical doctor formulated, and time tested herbal sex product which can
be considered an herbal alternative to impotence drugs.
Psychological or Mental causes
The causes of psychological female impotence are numerous, and it is difficult to list them all,
but most often impotence is related to depression, marital stress
or relationship problems, life crisis, financial difficulties, religious repression,
poor body image, or some type of mental illness.
A common reason a woman may experience
decreased sexual desire is due to stress, overwork, and exhaustion. The stress
of taking care of children may not leave enough energy for bedtime fun. Impotence treatment in these
cases depends on the treatment of the cause. Anxiety is a very common reason of female impotence, so is depression.
Psychotherapy may help some women overcome psychological impotence.
Herbal products may also help. There are natural herbs that help reduce anxiety
or treat depression in women. Many herbs and supplements also increase energy
and balance mood.
Major physical or medical causes
Metabolic syndrome
Alterations in the flow of blood to and from the genital region is a
common cause of impotence in men, and less so in women. For instance, medical
conditions such as atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), high
cholesterol, hypertension, or high blood sugar reduce blood flow to the penis and
genital organs thus leading to difficulty with genital swelling. Metabolic
syndrome, which is also known as syndrome X, has become more common as the
number of overweight and obese people rises. Metabolic syndrome refers to a
cluster of conditions, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol and high
blood sugar levels, and abdominal obesity, which raise a person's risk of heart
disease, stroke and kidney damage. Women with metabolic syndrome are much more
likely to have sexual dysfunction and reduced sexual desire. Diabetes
significantly impairs the sexual performance of women. The severity of female
impotence caused by diabetes depends on the age of the woman and the
duration of diabetes.
Hormonal Impotence cause
Low levels of androgens, such as
testosterone, are a major component of male and female impotence. Testosterone levels decline
with age, which may
contribute to female impotence.
Women who have had surgical removal of the ovaries notice a drop in sexual interest.
Impotence treatment by replacement of androgens can be helpful in some women as
long as it is done in a low dosage and used as infrequently as possible.
Testosterone is available by prescription only. An over the counter hormones, such as DHEA, converts into testosterone and thus
has a positive influence on female impotence and in some cases can be
considered an effective female impotence treatment. Pregnenolone is another over the counter hormone that may increase testosterone
levels and thus improve impotence. Many herbal
aphrodisiacs also have a positive influence on impotence, with some having an effect
on hormonal output.
Prominent diseases of the endocrine system, such as diabetes mellitus and hyperprolactinemia, may cause impotence. The problem with
hormones is that even though they may offer a good impotence treatment, they can
have significant side effects when taken in high dosages. Many doctors sometimes
prescribe dosages that are excessive.
Drug induced Impotence - certain prescription
medications are a cause of female impotence
Drugs that cause impotence
include some anti-hypertensives, SSRIs (like Prozac, Zoloft, and Paxil), sedatives, and beta-blockers.
Impotence can be caused by a beta blocker such as propranolol or atenolol. SSRIs cause
sexual dysfunction mostly due to their effect on serotonin
metabolism. Serotonin has an inhibitory effect on sexuality. Therefore, impotence treatment in those who are on SSRIs
may require switching to another drug or natural herb or supplement.
Sexual dysfunction is a common side effect of most antidepressants. Lower rates
are reported with some newer agents such as reboxetine and bupropion.
Antipsychotic medications are also a cause of female impotence. Oral
contraceptives can also cause female impotence problems. Some women mention that
the Pill reduces their desire.
Some
chemicals involved in the human sexual response include dopamine, acetylcholine,
and nitric oxide. All these three natural chemicals and others can be
manipulated n
the treatment of
impotence.
Female impotence can mainly be caused by antidopaminergic mechanisms, whereas
ejaculatory disorders and difficulty with orgasm often can be explained by
medicines that influence the serotonin system in the body. Anticholinergic and
adrenoloytic agents can also cause sexual dysfunction.
A natural supplement that increases serotonin levels is 5-HTP which
can impair sexual pleasure and sensation.
Q. I have been taking Paxil for depression for
several months and developed female impotency. My doctor recently stopped the
SSRI medication since I have now improved and don't need it. How long does it
take for the impotency to be restored back to normal sexual health?
A. It depends how strong your sexual drive was before the use of
the SSRI drugs, how long you were taking the Paxil medication, the dosage of the
Paxil, and other medications you were taking that could have influenced the
female sexual impotence problems. In general, though, it takes a few weeks for
the return of sexual drive and some women may need several months for a full
restoration.
Over the counter drugs that
cause sexual dysfunction in a woman
Over-the-counter
allergy medications, such as antihistamines, can cause female impotence if taken
regularly for several days or weeks.
Female sexual Impotence and medical
conditions
Medical disorders often are a cause of female impotence. These medical
conditions can cause low desire, weak arousal, unsatisfying or difficult orgasm,
and pain during sex. Some chronic diseases also interfere indirectly with sexual
function, by altering relationships and self-image and causing fatigue, pain,
and disfigurement.
Certain common medical conditions cause female impotence
or reduce libido, performance, or enjoyment. These include hypertension or high
blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, cardiovascular or heart disease,
heart failure, obesity, peripheral vascular disease, neurological disorders, and
insomnia. Diabetes and impotence are quite common. Diabetic impotence is first
addressed by trying to keep optimal blood sugar levels. Diabetic autonomic
neuropathy causes constipation, diarrhea, neurogenic bladder, and impotence due
to decreased sensation or function of the nerves to the pelvic region.
Obesity and impotence are also
related.
A woman may be
unable to enjoy sex because she has chronic pain, which in turn may be caused by
an underlying condition. Women with breast cancer or gynecologic disorders foten
experience sexual dysfunction.
Surgical operations
Major pelvic urological surgery such as radical cystectomy is a cause of female
impotence. The cause is due to damage to nerves during the procedure, although a
vascular impairment may also be a cause. Cystectomy is a surgical procedure to
remove the bladder.
Female impotence and diet or food
choices
Q. I am dealing with female impotence and depression. Is there
anything I can eat that can be an impotence solution or remedy?
A. If we were to choose one food, it would be fish,
particularly wild salmon or halibut. Eating junk
food for many years clogs arteries reducing blood flow. Your kitchen is your natural home impotence remedy.
Female impotence and depression
This can be caused
be depression and low self esteem. It can also be caused by medications that
treat depression such as the SSRI drugs. These drugs increase serotonin levels
in the brain which lead to sexual suppression and dampening of sexual pleasure.
Sometimes using natural anti-depressants instead of the SSRI drugs can restore
sexual pleasure. Some natural herbs for depression that do not cause female
impotence are St. John's wort and SAM-e. 5-HTP is not a good supplement for
depression in those who have impotence since 5HTP converts into serotonin.
Female impotence herbs
Q. There are so many female sexual impotence products on the market,
do any of them work?
A. There are literally hundreds sold online or in stores. We have only tried a few and some of
them did work to improve sexual interest. Herbal treatment for female impotence is
underused by the medical profession. Herbal impotence treatment by
doctors is likely to increase over time as more physicians find out about
the potential of herbs and natural supplements.
Q. Do you think there is
such a thing as a natural impotence cure? I visit a clinic and I am
involved in a forum. There is a big debate whether a natural remedy
exists. Any information you can shed would be
helpful.
A. We are 100 percent convinced that there are herbs and
nutrients that have a positive effect on sexuality. Impotence is caused by many
factors, and there are some of these causes that can be addressed by diet and herbs, but
not all of them. There are hundreds of herbs and impotence products, and some of them do
offer a real herbal impotence remedy or cure. For instance, certain herbs can
promote nitric oxide which helps with impotence by dilating blood vessels. Other
herbs help release hormones or dopamine and hence improve impotence symptoms.
Q. Can an herbal impotence pill be combined with Cialis or the impotence medication Levitra?
A. Caution is advised when mixing herbs and drugs.
Herbs can be quite potent and they have side effects. It would be best to take
an herbal impotence pill and an impotence drug on separate days. Often, though,
and fortunately, an herbal impotence pill can have a positive effect on sexuality even a day or two after taking it, so on the off day, if your
doctor approves, you could take less of the dose of the impotence drug.
Q. My doctor says he does not believe in an alternative
impotence treatment.
A. There are lots of reasons, including economics and
money that steer education towards drug therapy for male and female impotence. Herbs are a
wonderful alternative impotence treatment. They may take a little longer to
work.
Q. I would like information on women impotence help
and female
sexual problems. Are there safe impotence herbs
for women that could replace testosterone hormone? Testosterone hormone helps my
female impotence problem but I get pimples and I notice my hairline is receding
a little.
A. In most cases impotence in women can be helped with a
natural female impotency pill or herb. It is impossible to predict which herb or
herbal combination will help. One can only tell after trying different impotence
herbs for a period of one or two weeks each to see which ones are most
effective. More often a combination pill works best for impotence in women.
What is a good over the counter female
impotence drug that I can buy without a prescription?
We are not aware of an effective over the counter female
impotence drug since as of 2010, impotence drugs are only available by
prescription.
Fagopyrum esculentum, also known as buckwheat, is well-known as a crop rich
in flavonoids
Intrinsa patch
provides testosterone through the skin and is prescribed for female impotence.