Men's kidney deficiency can be either congenital or acquired. Do you know the reasons?

The kidney is the foundation of the body. If the kidney is healthy, the body will naturally be strong. When the kidney is weak, the body's immunity will inevitably be affected, and other diseases may also be caused. Kidney deficiency may be caused by congenital factors or acquired factors. What are the main reasons for kidney deficiency in men?

1. Congenital factors

The causes of kidney deficiency syndrome include: pregnancy when the parents are weak and sickly, and their essence and blood are deficient; pregnancy after having sex while drunk; pregnancy after the age of 50, when the essence and energy are greatly reduced; pregnancy when both parties are not old enough and their bodies are not fully developed when they get married, that is, pregnancy during early marriage; too many children, excessive consumption of essence and blood; or lack of nourishment during pregnancy, insufficient fetal qi, etc., which can lead to deficiency of kidney essence and energy.

2. Acquired Factors

(1) Brutal competition and excessive pressure: The confusion brought about by modern civilization has caused most people to suffer tremendous physical and mental pressure, which has led to physical and mental exhaustion and declining energy, resulting in symptoms of kidney and brain deficiency such as insomnia, loss of appetite, fatigue, irritability, bad temper, and neurasthenia.

(2) Undisciplined lifestyle: Smoking, drinking, irregular work and rest schedules, and overwork can all damage the kidneys and lead to kidney deficiency.

(3) Indulgence in lust: Bad habits, such as excessive masturbation and excessive sexual activity, can directly damage the body’s kidney essence and cause kidney deficiency.

(4) Modern pollution: environmental pollution, air pollution, food pollution, nuclear magnetic field radiation, etc.

(5) Drug abuse: Modern people take medicine whenever they are sick. Many drugs are harmful to the kidneys.

(6) Kidney essence naturally declines: After middle age, the kidney essence of the human body naturally declines. This is the natural law of growth and aging.

(7) Other diseases affect the kidneys: The various organs of the human body not only have a mutually supportive and mutually restrictive relationship physiologically, but also often affect each other pathologically.