Can kidney deficiency cause symptoms of kidney pain, and what are the ways to regulate kidney deficiency

Kidney deficiency generally does not cause symptoms of kidney pain. Kidney deficiency can mainly be divided into kidney yin deficiency and kidney yang deficiency. Common symptoms include restlessness, insomnia, dizziness, soreness in the waist and knees, tinnitus and deafness, and so on. For male patients, it can also cause various symptoms such as impotence, premature ejaculation, and ejaculation. The renal pain that may occur may be related to renal tumors and cysts, requiring auxiliary CT examination, B-ultrasound examination, and routine urine examination.

Kidney deficiency cooking method: The common cooking methods for kidney deficiency are mainly traditional Chinese medicine cooking, and symptomatic therapies are selected based on the type of kidney deficiency. Wenshen Sulafu tablets are very good. Its main ingredients are composed of East Asian white, nutmeg, galangal, etc., which have good therapeutic effects on symptoms such as kidney deficiency, yang deficiency, premature ejaculation, and hair loss. We should also pay attention to health care, especially in terms of diet. We should not only avoid overeating and smoking, but also quit smoking and drinking. We should try to drink less strong tea and maintain a daily water intake of around 2000 milliliters. We should not frequently hold urine.

Can kidney deficiency affect fertility? For men, kidney deficiency often leads to the occurrence of impotence and premature ejaculation, and is prone to symptoms of frigidity, leading to endocrine disorders and a decrease in sexual quality of life, which has a certain impact on fertility. In daily life, you can eat more kidney tonifying foods such as lamb, black beans, mulberries, walnuts, etc., regularly engage in traditional Chinese medicine therapy and massage, stay sedentary for a long time, and maintain aerobic exercise about 3 times a week, which can help restore health. Friendly reminder: The above content is for reference only. When referring to drug related information, it must be used under the guidance of a professional doctor or pharmacist.