Patient's question:
Since my divorce in October last year, I have been engaging in marital life and wanting to have children. I have been unable to ejaculate consistently. I visited some Western doctors, but they had no effect and said I was healthy. Then in April of this year, I saw a Chinese medicine doctor who said I have liver qi stagnation, blood stasis, and a slightly purple tongue, as well as some kidney yang deficiency. I have been taking Chinese medicine ever since, but I still cannot ejaculate during marital life, and my tongue is still a bit purple. Can this condition be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hepatic depression and blood stasis can lead to azoospermia? Can this condition be cured? How long does it take to recover by taking decocted traditional Chinese medicine? Azoospermia, can it produce sperm? Should a semen routine test be performed? Is there nothing? Do you have test results? Is sexual life normal? The above suggestions are for the question "Azoospermia, hepatic depression and blood stasis, purple tongue." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wish you health!