The frequency of sexual life does have a certain impact on fertility.The cause of infertility is not all "kidney deficiency".
For example, when men's sperm is too small, sexual life is too frequent, and the number of sperm will be less, which will of course affect fertility opportunities.Relevant studies have shown that when abstinence time is less than 12 hours, the amount of semen and sperm density will be reduced by more than half; if the ascetic time reaches 24 hours, sperm reserves will increase rapidly.
Someone has done a survey and has sex once a day. The number of sperm 2, 3, and 4, will decrease by 70%, 60%, and 50%, respectively. It can be seen that men with less sperm should appropriately reduce the number of sexual sex, thereby increasing the chance of conception.
However, men with sufficient sperm and poor vitality should appropriately increase the number of sexual sex.Because the sperm stored in the body for a long time, the mobility weakens, and the increase of dead sperm. If the sperm is arranged, the survival rate of sperm will be relatively improved, thereby improving fertility.
The patients can only have a monthly sexual intercourse of ovulation 1 or 2 times a month to achieve the effect of "clearing their hearts" and "preservation of vitality", which is not suitable for every patient.Some infertility couples are suffering from the mental pressure of "kidney deficiency" and desperately suppress their normal sexual needs.
