What foods are better for spermatorrhea?

Spermia has a certain negative impact on men's lives and will cause pressure on men's genital hygiene, but these problems are controllable and there is no need to worry too much. Just clean your genitals regularly. After spermatorrhea, some men will experience symptoms of physical exhaustion, and they need to replenish their energy. Let's take a look at what foods are better for spermatorrhea? I hope everyone can understand it.

Quit smoking and drinking, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

Young men who have more nocturnal dreams should pay attention to quitting smoking and drinking. The elderly often say that alcohol and sex are harmful to the body. Young people are full of blood and energy and should not indulge in excessive sexual activities, which will damage the body. In addition, eat less spicy food, mutton, leeks and animal reproductive organs containing male hormones.

1. Kiwi: It can treat spermatorrhea caused by leukorrhea. Take 50g of fresh kiwi, mash it, add 250ml of warm water (about a cup), mix well and drink it, twice a day, for half a month.

2. Grapes: can treat spermatorrhea and short, red, and painful urination caused by prostatitis. Take 250g of fresh grapes, remove the skin and core, mash them, add appropriate amount of warm water and drink, 1-2 times a day, for half a month.

3. Papaya: It can treat spermatorrhea. Take 250g of papaya, slice it and put it into 1000g of rice wine or low-alcohol liquor, soak it for half a month and then use it. Drink 15ml each time, twice a day, for half a month.

4. Mango: It can treat spermatorrhea. Take 10g of mango kernels, mash them, add water and boil them, take twice a day for half a month.

5. Lychee: It can treat testicular pain and spermatorrhea. Take 15-20 lychee kernels, mash them, add water and boil them, take twice a day for half a month.

Rational spermatorrhea is a common phenomenon in mature men, which is a manifestation of normal male gonadal function. Since the epididymis has a limited capacity, when it cannot store more, the phenomenon of "full sperm will overflow" will occur, which is spermatorrhea. It is appropriate to use a month as a time unit. Normal people have 1 to 8 spermatorrhea per month, and the distribution of the number of times can be uneven. Generally, people ejaculate once every 1 to 2 weeks, or even once a day for several consecutive days in a short period of time, which is within the normal range. It is normal to have few spermatorrhea per month, or even no spermatorrhea. If the spermatorrhea exceeds eight times per month, or there is spermatorrhea, it should be considered a pathological phenomenon.