Patient's question:
My wife is also unaware of what's going on. It feels like ever since we got married, my wife has started experiencing a lack of libido. During intimate moments, she always lacks interest, making me feel like it's just me alone, which is particularly painful. What kind of assistance is needed: What foods should women with a lack of libido eat?Doctor's answer:
Three-Seed Wine: Take 100 grams each of dodder seeds, wolfberry fruits, and chives seeds, roast them, grind them into fine powder, mix well, and soak them in 3000 grams of yellow wine for 20 days before drinking. Take 50 grams each time, twice a day.Cordyceps Stewed Chicken: Take 6~7 pieces of winter worm and summer grass, and one un-sung rooster. Remove the feathers and internal organs of the chicken, wash and cut it into pieces. Add ginger, pepper, winter worm and summer grass, and an appropriate amount of salt, then stew together. Eat the meat and drink the soup.
Cordyceps Walnut Pig Kidney: Take 15 grams of prepared rhino horn (cleaned and sliced), 15 grams of walnut kernels, and 2 pig kidneys. Scrape the kidneys, fill them with white renal pelvis, clean and place the herbs inside, tie them tightly, and cook before eating. Take once a day, and continue for half a month.
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