Patient's question:
I've been married for a long time, but we never used any contraception methods. However, my wife's stomach hasn't shown any signs of movement. We went to the hospital for a check-up and were told that I have male infertility. I'm currently undergoing treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, and they also advised me to pay attention to my diet. I'd like to ask how male infertility patients should adjust their diet.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Chinese chives nourish the liver and kidney gate, and can warm-tonify the liver and kidney, invigorate yang and consolidate essence. Therefore, it is known as "yang-activating grass" in pharmacopoeia. Chinese chive seeds are an irritant and have effects such as consolidating essence, invigorating yang, and tonifying the kidney. They are suitable for conditions such as spermatorrhea. Note to rest more, exercise more, and reduce alcohol and smoking. Diet should be light and simple.