Rating weakness is the fatal scar of many men. Experts say that many men are very worried, anxious, and even inferiority when they have ejaculation weakness.So, how does ejaculation weakness produce?
The reason for the weak ejaculation
1. The intercourse is too frequent, causing the central nervous nerve burden related to the control of ejaculation, and the order of ejaculation cannot be released well. Therefore, the phenomenon of weak ejaculation occurs. In additionThe role of psychological factors (such as a series of adverse psychological stimulus such as fear of his wife's pregnancy, fear of causing pain to his wife, worrying about his sexual function, worrying that his wife is dissatisfied with sex), and all the brain affects sexual activities.The phenomenon of ejaculation is also weak.
2. There are certain lesions in the nervous system and endocrine system.For example, if the brain and spinal cord have lesions, the normal play of ejaculation function will be hindered; the mound brain, pituitary gland, and testicles have lesions, which will affect the normal metabolism of sex hormones.Play normally.
How to regulate the power of ejaculation
The diet should be light, and eat less spicy to help the yang.Common diet therapies are still mainly kidney, soft liver, tunnel, dampness, blood circulation, nourishing yin and regulating qi and blood.
Usually understand more healthy sexual knowledge, which is conducive to eliminating tension and shyness of sex, and establishing a correct concept of sexual sex. If necessary, you can ask your doctor to guide.Make a house to nourish the kidney essence.Normal sexual life can make the relationship between husband and wife happy and enhance emotional blending, but frequent sexual life or long -term masturbation can cause excessive irritation of the ejaculation center and fatigue failure, resulting in difficulty in ejaculation.Pay attention to strengthening physical exercise and increase physical fitness.Avoid taking drugs that are damaged to sexual function, drugs that cause ejaculation disorders.
(Editor in charge: Zheng Guisheng)
