Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of premature ejaculation is related to various factors, and it is mainly related to deficiency damage and liver and gallbladder dampness and heat.The kidney of traditional Chinese medicine is equivalent to the relationship between the reproductive system and the endocrine system. The relationship between the anterior and rear yin of the human body is very close. Storage and release of the human body's reproductive substances include semen and growth substances, and control the human body, including sexual function, excretion function.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that premature ejaculation related to kidney is:
1. Congenital insufficient or masturbation, excessive sexual life, kidney deficiency cannot be hidden, semen excretion is out of control and premature ejaculation;
2. Excessive brain or fatigue and hurting the gods, damage the heart and spleen, the qi and blood are insufficient, and the qi and blood are deficient, causing premature ejaculation.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that premature ejaculation related to the liver is:
1. The branch of the liver meridians passes through the yin, and the penis is gathered by Zongjin.
2. Diseases of eating fat, alcoholic, brewing dampness and heat, or external sensation of dampness and heat, flowing down, internal disturbance rooms, and the kidney loses the functions of the collection of premature ejaculation;
3. Due to the liver and heat betting, the liver was abolished abnormal, and the premature ejaculation or fear of the kidney can not be controlled, then the essence is not solid and premature ejaculation;
4, uncomfortable mood, depression hurt the liver, liver loss and abolition, can also cause the seal to get out of control and premature ejaculation.
In terms of treatment of premature ejaculation, the general syndrome differentiation is hyperactivity, lack of kidney yang, insufficient kidney yin, heart and spleen loss, etc., or take acupoint therapy prevention and treatment of premature ejaculation.
(Editor in charge: Internship Zhang Yiwen)
