In the case of the patient: Is sexual apathy caused by kidney deficiency?

Patient's question:

Regarding this patient's condition: Is sexual apathy caused by kidney deficiency?

Doctor's answer:

Women experiencing recurring sexual apathy are generally not directly related to kidney deficiency. It is more commonly considered to be caused by endocrine disorders or a lack of estrogen. It is best to have blood tests to examine hormone levels for further diagnosis. If estrogen deficiency occurs again, active treatment can be taken, typically involving the consumption of soy isoflavones, vitamin E, and Xiaoyao pills for symptomatic relief. Additionally, maintaining a stable dietary structure is important. Whether or not kidney deficiency exists usually requires a traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis for syndrome differentiation and treatment.

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