Patient's question:
Recently, my sex life with my wife hasn't been very good. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told that I have a sexual dysfunction. The doctor suggested that I pay attention to my daily habits and relax my mind. I would like to ask what dietary precautions I should take.Doctor's answer:
Health dietary precautions for patients with sexual dysfunction: Consume more high-quality protein, which mainly refers to various animal-based foods such as chicken, duck, fish, lean meat, and eggs. Take in appropriate amounts of fat, supplement with vitamins and trace elements. Vitamins A and E are related to maintaining sexual function and slowing down aging. In modern society, with high pressure, men often face work stress, leading to sub-health conditions and a decline in sexual function. Encourage your husband to eat more foods that support kidney health. It is recommended that patients rest more, replenish nutrients, and engage in appropriate exercise.