Patient's question:
Doctor, I have the habit of sexual intercourse for many years. I used to have sexual intercourse without ejaculation and thought it wouldn't harm my body. My best friend told me that not ejaculating during sexual intercourse can lead to kidney deficiency. So, doctor, does not ejaculating during sexual intercourse really lead to kidney deficiency?Doctor's answer:
Sex is a normal phenomenon for married young people. Generally, having sex about three times a month will never affect physical health. However, if sexual activity is excessively frequent, it can impact physical health. Not achieving ejaculation during sex is one of the reasons for kidney deficiency. Excessive sexual activity is very harmful to a person's health. Long-term and frequent sexual activity can not only lead to infections in the male reproductive system but also cause chronic prostatitis, urethritis, chronic pelvic congestion, and frequent nocturnal emissions.