Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation. I have kept the line breaks ("") exactly as they were in your original text.Translation:
He smoked normally and drank little alcohol. Before getting sick, he had been doing this for about two months. Every Sunday, he had sex with his girlfriend three times, and from Monday to Saturday. However, during those two months, there were also two weeks when they didn't see each other. Is it liver disease or kidney disease?
Doctor's answer:
First, it's recommended to consult a general practitioner and have an internal medicine doctor examine you. Then, follow their advice to see a specialist. This is because your description is too vague, and both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine require thorough examinations to understand your condition and provide appropriate recommendations.Finally, if it truly is kidney deficiency (though it may not be called that), there must be a treatment method for this condition. After all, how would men cope if there were no solution? Haha, right. Actually, having liver disease isn’t at all. Patients should believe they can overcome it. If detected early and treated promptly, the chances of suppressing the condition and recovering are very high.