Patient's question:
Now I have no thoughts about sexual desire at all, and I don't know when it started. I always feel a sense of aversion. I'm worried that if it continues, the family harmony will be disrupted. What should be noted about sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Health diet precautions for patients with sexual dysfunction: Eat more high-quality protein. High-quality protein mainly refers to various animal foods such as chicken, duck, fish, lean meat, and eggs. Take in appropriate amounts of fat, digestive vitamins, and trace elements. Vitamins A and E are related to maintaining sexual function and slowing down aging. Nowadays, with high social pressure, men work under great stress, and their health deteriorates again, leading to sub-health status, and sexual function also declines. Eat more foods that tonify the kidneys and suggest patients to rest, digest, and nourish appropriately while implementing appropriate exercise.