Patient's question:
I am an educator. Two years ago, I was teaching in the south with my husband. Later, I got pregnant and returned home to give birth, and I haven’t left since. I was separated from my husband for nearly two years. Then I heard he had found another woman, and that’s when I came back to him with my child. He broke up with that woman. I’m not sure if we’re still in contact now, but my husband said he won’t contact her anymore. Later, he started his own business. However, he’s not as proactive about sex as before and also doesn’t seem interested. Sometimes, he even fails to reach climax and doesn’t ejaculate. Is it because he’s had other women and doesn’t feel the same for me, or is it because of the pressure from his work?Doctor's answer:
Hello, currently, Western medicine has no reliable measures for treating sexual apathy, and the dependence on hormone replacement therapy carries significant risks. The "Holistic Activation Therapy" offered by the Guancheng Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology and Endocrinology Center, with its three steps—adjustment, supplementation, and activation—has achieved major breakthroughs in treating female sexual apathy. 1–2 treatment courses can lead to recovery. As everyone knows, sexual apathy causes greater harm to men, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, attention should be paid to dietary issues, avoiding stimulating foods, and maintaining a balanced diet. Additionally, regular follow-up visits can be scheduled when necessary.