Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment for Sperm Ejaculation

When the body is fully developed, many men will actually experience spermatorrhea. In fact, spermatorrhea a few times a week is very normal, and you don't need to be nervous, but if spermatorrhea occurs for a long time, it is likely that there is a problem with the body. Both Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine can treat spermatorrhea. If you choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment, it will be more beneficial to regulate the body and eliminate the lesions.

Traditional Chinese medicine considers semen to be very precious, and it holds that "10 drops of marrow produce 1 drop of blood, and 10 drops of blood produce 1 drop of semen", and "loss of semen greatly damages the vital energy". However, it does not hold that only by storing and not leaking can one be healthy and live longer. Normal sexual life is a must.

There are both virtual and real symptoms of dream ejaculation, and sometimes real symptoms first and then virtual symptoms. As the course of the disease progresses, virtual symptoms are more common, or virtual and real symptoms are mixed. Deficiency can be divided into yang deficiency and yin deficiency. The main location of the disease is in the kidney. Yang deficiency means that the sperm gate is not solid, which is mostly caused by congenital deficiency, excessive masturbation, early marriage, and excessive sexual intercourse; kidney yin deficiency means that yin deficiency means that the fire is strong, the sperm chamber is disturbed and sperm ejaculation occurs. The ancients believed that "spermia is not separate from kidney disease, but it should also be attributed to the heart." Dai Yuanli, a doctor in the Ming Dynasty, said in "Essentials of Symptoms and Treatments·Spermia": "Some people lose their semen because their mind is too much and their heart cannot control their kidneys; some people lose their semen because their sexual desire is not satisfied, and their semen is lost..." In the Qing Dynasty, it was pointed out that "spermia is a heart disease if there are dreams, and it is a kidney disease if there are no dreams." "Those who have dreams are called dreamy semen; those who have no dreams but have semen are called spermatorrhea." Spermia is divided into dreamy semen and spermatorrhea, and most doctors in later generations still use it today. It is difficult to distinguish them clearly in clinical diagnosis and treatment, so they are collectively called spermatorrhea.

Diagnosis

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that spermatorrhea, especially excessive spermatorrhea, is a disease. The diagnosis method is:

1. It often occurs in young people, often with mental, psychological, or physical factors, or a history of excessive sexual activity, overwork, or genital inflammation.

2. Frequent leakage of semen during non-sexual intercourse, 2-3 times a night or more than 2 times a week, or spontaneous leakage of semen while awake, accompanied by mental depression, dizziness, tinnitus, insomnia, fatigue, soreness in the waist and knees, and memory loss.

3. Related examinations can be done to determine whether there is inflammation of the genitals and accessory glands.