Patient's question:
Doctor, hello:A 29-year-old male, married for over a year, has recently experienced no erection during nighttime sleep. Unlike before, his penis was always hard upon waking, and he also didn’t have as strong a desire for sex as before, only 1-2 times per week. Could this be due to kidney deficiency or reduced libido? What kind of medication would be most effective for treatment?
Doctor's answer:
There shouldn't be any problem, don't worry, but it's best to avoid such situations in the future. If it's serious, it could potentially cause some damage to your life. Pay attention to rest and take care of yourself. Wear loose underwear and avoid excessive masturbation.Suggestions: Eat more aphrodisiac foods: Aphrodisiac foods mainly include dog meat, lamb, sparrows, walnuts, ox penises, sheep kidneys, etc. Animal organs contain a large amount of sex hormones and adrenal cortical hormones, which can enhance sperm vitality and boost libido.