Patient's question:
My cousin and his love-struck girlfriend got divorced. But recently, I saw his wife move back to her parents' house. My cousin said that he used to have long-term sexual activity, but now even sexual intercourse doesn't lead to ejaculation, which causes him great pain. His wife can't take it anymore, and they had an argument. That's why she's back at her parents' house now.Doctor's answer:
Frequent sexual activity can easily lead to kidney deficiency, premature ejaculation, prostatitis, and urinary tract infections, as well as causing poor mental state, fatigue, and low libido. It can also affect work and exercise, and in severe cases, it may even impact fertility. Having sexual intercourse once a week is sufficient to relieve sexual pressure. You don’t need to feel ashamed about it either. It’s recommended not to wear tight underwear, avoid exposure to sexual stimuli such as images and sounds, and only go to bed when you are deeply asleep. Don’t stay in bed in the morning after waking up, and if you do, avoid getting distracted by thoughts.