Is spermatorrhea due to kidney deficiency? How to treat it?

Sperm emission is a common problem for many men. In life, some people attribute the cause of spermatorrhea to kidney deficiency. So, is spermatorrhea caused by kidney deficiency?

Is spermatorrhea a sign of kidney deficiency?

Spermia is not necessarily caused by kidney deficiency. Normally, spermatorrhea refers to spontaneous ejaculation of semen without sexual intercourse. There are physiological and pathological differences. Physiological spermatorrhea refers to ejaculation without sexual intercourse in unmarried young people or those separated after marriage. Generally, spermatorrhea occurs once every two weeks or longer, and does not cause any physical discomfort. The penis erection function is normal. Pathological spermatorrhea occurs frequently, and some ejaculate at night, or spontaneously ejaculate when awake. The amount of semen is small and thin, and the penis is not erect when spermatorrhea occurs, or it cannot be erected at all. After spermatorrhea, there are symptoms such as mental fatigue, soreness of the waist and knees, tinnitus, dizziness, and physical weakness.

Kidney deficiency is a term in traditional Chinese medicine. In ancient times, it was believed that male sexual function was closely related to the kidneys, so poor sexual function was believed to be related to kidney deficiency. Currently, Western medicine believes that the relationship between the kidneys and sexual function is not that close. And kidney deficiency does not necessarily lead to spermatorrhea. Normal men will also ejaculate. As long as the number of times is not too many, it is generally normal. Normal spermatorrhea is 2-4 times per month.

Remedies for treating spermatorrhea:

1. 20g walnut kernels, 1 pig kidney. Wash the walnut kernels and chop them; wash the pig kidneys, chop them open, soak them in boiling water for 2 hours, and remove the foam. Heat oil in a pan, stir-fry the walnut kernels and pig kidneys together, add rice wine, ginger, green onions, and salt to taste before serving. It can cure spermatorrhea, tinnitus, backache, cold limbs and chills.

2. 15g leek seeds, 50g rice, and appropriate amount of refined salt. Fry the leek seeds over low heat, put them into a clay pot with rice and a little salt, add 500g water, and simmer until the rice is cooked and the porridge is thick. Take twice a day, warm. Suitable for spermatorrhea caused by kidney deficiency.