What is the reason of frigidity? How should it be treated?
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The situation of frigidity is generally a female sexual disease. The cause of this disease is related to the physiological reaction, endocrine, inflammation and physical reasons of women. After having such a situation, there are mainly the following treatment methods.
What is the reason of frigidity? How should it be treated?
Treatment 1. Massage of sensitive parts: sensitive parts refer to the body surface belt or acupoints that can arouse sexual desire and excitement. It includes sensitive zones and sensitive spots. Women's sexuality sensitive zones, such as ears, neck, inner thigh, armpit, breast, nipple and other parts, are the most sensitive. The sensitive points are "perineum", "Huiyang", "Jingmen" and other points. When massaging the sensitive zone, the man should gently rub it slowly to make it feel comfortable; when massaging the sensitive points, you can press it with the palms of your fingers to stimulate the woman's sexual desire. In short, the principle is that the woman experiences a sense of happiness and comfort. Massage once a day.
Second, waist massage: take the upright position, two feet apart and shoulder width, hands and thumbs pressed on the same side of Shenshu Point, a small range of rapid rotation of the waist, and bending to the left and right, at the same time, hands and palms from the top to the bottom back and forth friction, about 2-3 minutes, to the degree of deep self heat, 2-3 times a day.
3. Shenque massage: supine position, legs apart and shoulder width, palms of both hands on Shenque acupoint, 200 times of left and right rotation, 2-3 times a day to the degree of deep self feeling slight heat. This massage method, mainly for the treatment of women's physical sex, helps to arouse women's sexual enthusiasm, but it needs long-term persistence.
matters needing attention
After women have the situation of sexual apathy, the man should be more considerate, and try to play the prelude as much as possible when having sex.
