Patient's question:
Premature ejaculation, lack of firmness during intercourse, small glans with insufficient blood flow. I have seen a Western doctor for a prostate ultrasound, urine test, blood test, and kidney function test, all of which were normal. I have seen two Chinese medicine doctors at the same hospital, both experts. One said there is a coating on the tongue and the yin cannot function, suggesting first treating the coating with traditional Chinese medicine, then taking tonifying herbs. The other expert said it's mainly about mood and lack of restraint during intercourse due to high pressure. When I asked if I still need to take tonifying herbs later, this Chinese medicine expert said I'm young and don't need them. Whose advice should I follow?Doctor's answer:
When young, excessive sexual activity. If there are no symptoms such as lower back pain or soreness, generally no need for tonifying the kidneys. If the traditional Chinese medicine he prescribes hasn't worked, you can try it first! Additionally, during the treatment for premature ejaculation, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must pay attention to rest and can engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary injuries. At the same time, life care also needs to be paid close attention to.