Patient's question:
My husband is 50 years old. Lately, his performance in that area has been a bit unsatisfactory. I'm a bit worried but also afraid of hurting his confidence, so I want to ask if it's normal for a 50-year-old man to have poor sexual function?Doctor's answer:
When men reach the age of 50, their sexual function declines, which is a normal phenomenon. As the body ages, the functions of various organs gradually atrophy, especially the kidneys, which can easily lead to kidney failure. In traditional Chinese medicine, this is considered a symptom of kidney deficiency, and kidney deficiency can easily lead to a decline in sexual function. Therefore, if you can appropriately supplement your kidneys and treat the condition, it can still effectively and significantly improve sexual function. Men generally do not lose their semen until after the age of 64, so except for a very long period of time, sexual function can be significantly improved.