Frigidity is a common sexual dysfunction in women, which is now gradually being replaced by the term "low sexual desire". It refers to a persistent or recurring lack of desire for sexual fantasies and activities, or a complete lack of desire. In other words, women lack subjective desire and interest in sexual activities, including sexual fantasies, sexual dreams and sexual masturbation, and even hate all intimate relationships. So, how should women's frigidity be treated?

The causes of low sexual desire in women are complex and diverse, both psychological and physiological, such as early adverse sexual experiences and sexual trauma, special family environment and growth process, tense gender relations, etc. In clinical practice, we often encounter couples who have been married for many years, but the wife always avoids sexual intercourse and never achieves climax in intercourse. This is a classic symptom of low sexual desire.

So far, neither the U.S. Food and Drug Administration nor the Chinese Food and Drug Administration has approved any drug to treat female sexual dysfunction. We have only seen reports in the literature that drugs used to treat male sexual dysfunction also have a certain effect on female sexual dysfunction.

Speaking of the issue of androgens, some people also try to use androgens to treat female sexual dysfunction. Androgens should be a relatively low proportion of sex hormones for women. What is the appropriate dose and what method is appropriate? , are now in the exploratory stage. Theoretically, androgens are still effective in treating sexual dysfunction caused by low androgen levels.