Patient's question:
Patient Age: 32Detailed Medical Condition and Purpose of Consultation: Married, with a generally good marital relationship. Over the past two years (especially after an induced abortion), she has experienced sexual apathy and has been diagnosed with cervical inflammation (which was previously cured but reappeared during a physical examination). She uses condoms for contraception.
Current General Condition: Does not want to engage in sexual activity.
Medical History: No other conditions.
Please ask: What could be the cause? How should it be handled?
Doctor's answer:
●Eat more foods that enhance kidney health and desireLeeks, carrots, dog meat, mutton, quail meat, quail eggs, river shrimp, shark, softshell turtle, cuttlefish eggs, and royal jelly are foods that enhance kidney health and desire. They should be consumed more frequently.
●Improve sexual environment
Creating a warm, comfortable, and peaceful environment can help alleviate sexual apathy.
●Husbands and wives should understand and care for each other
Both partners should learn about sexual health together, understand and support each other, change their sexual awareness, and eliminate fear and shyness related to sex.
●Men should be gentle and caring
When treating female sexual apathy, men should be gentle, caring, and stimulate sensitive areas in women. They should also learn the art of romance.
●Use lubricants
If vaginal dryness leads to a lack of pleasure during intercourse and causes discomfort or pain, applying honey, glycerin, or petroleum jelly can increase lubrication to enhance sexual pleasure.
●Supplement nutrients
①Kelp
8 tablets daily, a source of various minerals and iodine.
②B-complex vitamins
100 mg daily, taken twice a day.
③Vitamin E
200–400 IU daily, gradually increasing to 1600 IU. Vitamin E is essential for reproductive glands.
④L-phenylalanine and tyrosine
Take on an empty stomach with 50 mg of vitamin B6 and 500 mg of vitamin C simultaneously.