Patient's question:
Please help me translate the following content into English, where"Carriage return and line feed do not need to be translated, return as is, and all other Chinese text should be translated into English: Have you ever had a lot of seminal fluid during sex with your boyfriend in the past, but now there is none at all, which makes you feel very painful. What is going on? Is it normal? What should you do?
Doctor's answer:
Hello:In general, a lack of vitamin B2 in the human body can lead to symptoms such as cheilitis, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, cheilitis, glossitis, dry and cracked nasal and oral mucosa, dry and scaly skin, and more. In fact, vitamin B2 is also closely related to the quality of sexual life. When the body lacks vitamin B2, the mucosal layer inside the body's cavities may become problematic, causing mucosal lesions and disrupting the metabolism of mucosal cells. The specific manifestations include thinning of the mucosa, damage to the mucosal layer, and rupture of capillaries. The harm caused to female reproductive organs is even more severe. The most typical symptoms include dry vaginal walls, congestion and erosion of vaginal mucosa, directly affecting libido, leading to reduced libido, frigidity, and sexual discomfort. Due to pathological changes in the vaginal environment, sexual intercourse may become painful, and women may fear intimacy. Even if they engage in marital life, they will not experience pleasure, instead causing extreme mental tension and panic in the woman, exacerbating the pain. Over time, this will inevitably affect marital harmony.
If such symptoms arise during marital life, it may be due to the woman lacking vitamin B2. The first treatment method is dietary therapy—consuming more foods rich in vitamin B2, such as dairy products, animal livers and kidneys, egg yolks, eel, carrots, mushrooms, laver, celery, oranges, tangerines, and oranges. If the symptoms are severe, it is not a problem—take vitamin B2 tablets on time in moderation, three times a day, with 10 milligrams (2 tablets) each time, and stop taking the medication once the symptoms improve.