Patient's question:
How does Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treat male semen liquefaction disorders through syndrome differentiation and treatment? What are the solutions? It has been causing me great distress for a long time, and my mind is also uncomfortable. I am seeking a solution.Doctor's answer:
Clinical manifestations of insufficient kidney yang and cold congelation of semen: Semen does not liquefy or liquefies incompletely, containing clumps or gelatinous masses; a cool or cold sensation in the scrotum and testicles; soreness in the lower back and knees, aversion to cold, and cold limbs; pale tongue with thin white coating; deep and slow or deep and wiry, or fine and weak pulse.Diseases: Tonifying kidney yang, dispelling cold, and warming and liquefying semen.
2. Clinical manifestations of kidney yang deficiency and deficiency fire refining semen: Semen does not liquefy, with slightly reduced volume, yellow and viscous; high libido, easy to become aroused and easily exhausted; dizziness, tinnitus, neurosis, and forgetfulness; dry mouth and dry eyes; red tongue with thin yellow coating or little coating; fine and rapid pulse.
There are many treatment methods for male diseases, but since the symptoms of patients differ, the treatment methods used will also vary. Therefore, it is necessary for patients to receive a prompt diagnosis to prescribe the correct treatment.