Post Date November, 16 2024
Ejaculation 1-2 times a month is not harmful to the body and is a normal physiological phenomenon that does not require special treatment. But if the patient has frequent ejaculation, it can easily cause limb fatigue, weakness, and lack of concentration. In addition to accompanying symptoms of soreness and weakness in the waist and knees, prolonged exposure can lead to a decrease in normal sexual function, decreased libido, and the occurrence of erectile dysfunction. It is recommended to seek examination and treatment at a reputable hospital as soon as possible.
Cause of spermatorrhea: In addition to physiological spermatorrhea, pathological spermatorrhea is mostly related to urinary system infection, which can be recovered after effective treatment. In addition, traditional Chinese medicine believes that unstable kidney essence is also a common cause of induced ejaculation. Excessive fatigue during daily life, frequent sexual stimulation during the day, and excessive work and life pressure can lead to the occurrence of ejaculation. Especially with symptoms of kidney deficiency such as erectile dysfunction, excessive dreaming, and five heart troubles, starting with supplementation.
Treatment of kidney deficiency and spermatorrhea: under the guidance of doctors, we can consider taking Chinese medicine for tonifying the kidney. For example, Wenshen Sulafu tablets have the effect of tonifying kidney yang. The Central Asian white ginger, nutmeg, galangal, and aconite contained in it can not only boost yang and promote fluid production, but also treat diseases such as ejaculation and premature ejaculation. In daily life, it is important to rest, especially not to overwork. Moderate exercise can enhance physical fitness. Choosing aerobic exercises such as jogging and mountain climbing can help restore kidney qi and alleviate symptoms of ejaculation. In addition, you can also eat more food such as oysters, shrimp, eggs, etc. appropriately. 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.
