Sexual Health
Massage and diet therapy for sexual apathy, Qigong to enhance libido and overcome masturbation.
This section introduces massage techniques for treating sexual apathy (massaging the second to fourth lumbar vertebrae while standing), dietary therapy (sparrow porridge, stir-fried shrimp and leeks, etc.), and qigong therapy (the "Supporting the Sky" method and the "Covering the Top" method), and provides five specific suggestions for overcoming masturbation.
2026-05-14
Differential Diagnosis of Three Causes of Pathological Nocturnal Emission and Easily Confused Manifestations
This section discusses three possible causes of pathological nocturnal emission: lack of correct sexual knowledge, local diseases of the genitals, and physical weakness and overwork. It also distinguishes nocturnal emission from easily confused manifestations such as urethral discharge, pre- and post-coital secretions, and urethral dribbling.
2026-05-14
Traditional Chinese Medicine's understanding of the etiology and pathogenesis of premature ejaculation and methods for doctors to diagnose premature ejaculation
This section explains the etiology and pathogenesis of premature ejaculation from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, including kidney qi deficiency, damp-heat in the liver meridian, deficiency of both heart and spleen, and yin deficiency with fire excess. It also introduces the process by which doctors diagnose premature ejaculation through methods such as taking medical history,...
2026-05-14
Etiology and pathogenesis of penile shrinkage syndrome, criteria for micropenis, and basic techniques of andrological massage.
This section elucidates the etiology and pathogenesis of penile shrinkage syndrome and its association with external cold and heat-induced muscle injury, provides diagnostic criteria for micropenis, and details the key points and effects of commonly used andrological massage techniques such as pushing, grasping, pressing, rubbing, kneading, wiping, pinching, and patting.
2026-05-14
Differentiation between psychogenic and organic erectile dysfunction, and characteristics and understanding of erectile dysfunction in newlyweds.
This section scientifically differentiates between psychogenic and organic erectile dysfunction from aspects such as the causes, course of the disease, penile erection status, drug injection experiments, and prognosis. It also introduces the characteristics, causes, and correct understanding of erectile dysfunction in newlyweds, emphasizing that the vast majority of erectile dysfunction in...
2026-05-14
Western medical understanding of priapism, its different types and adverse consequences
This section explains the mechanism of priapism from the perspective of Western medicine's neurovascular activity, distinguishes the characteristics of the two types of high blood flow (non-ischemic) and low blood flow (ischemic), and elaborates on the serious consequences such as permanent erectile dysfunction that it leads to.
2026-05-14
Behavioral therapy, dietary therapy, and psychological and environmental therapy for ejaculatory dysfunction
This section introduces specific methods for treating anejaculation using behavioral therapy (local stimulation, changing body position), dietary therapy (soup with tongcao and pig's trotters, suoyang porridge, etc.), psychotherapy (sensory concentration training), and environmental therapy (sexual fantasies, manual stimulation).
2026-05-14
Prevention and treatment of newlywed erectile dysfunction, the role of the wife, and an analysis of widower syndrome.
This section introduces comprehensive conditioning and drug treatment methods for newlywed erectile dysfunction, emphasizing the important role and cooperation skills of wives in their husbands' recovery from erectile dysfunction, and analyzing the definition, causes and impact on sexual function of widower syndrome.
2026-05-14
Further discussion on hematospermia: Qi deficiency and excessive fire scorching the seminal vesicle.
Hematospermia is the presence of blood in the semen during ejaculation, often caused by inflammation of the seminal vesicles or prostate. This article analyzes the common causes of hematospermia (inflammation, obstruction, tumors, vascular abnormalities) and points out that 70% of hematospermia cases in men under 30 are caused by inflammation, so there is no need to panic excessively. It...
2026-05-13
If you have gonorrhea, recognize the symptoms and seek proper treatment.
Gonorrhea is the most prevalent sexually transmitted disease in my country, caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae. This article details the transmission routes of gonorrhea (sexual contact, indirect contact, and infection during childbirth), as well as the manifestations of acute gonorrhea (anterior and posterior urethritis) and chronic symptoms in men. It provides diagnostic methods using smear...
2026-05-13
Nocturnal emission is not a disease, so don't panic; it's important to distinguish between physiological and psychological factors.
Nocturnal emission is a common physiological phenomenon in men, but excessive anxiety can lead to pathological nocturnal emission. This article distinguishes in detail the characteristics of physiological nocturnal emission (young adults, energetic) and pathological nocturnal emission (middle-aged and elderly, physically weak, high frequency), pointing out that occasional nocturnal emission is...
2026-05-13
Appropriate and harmonious sexual activity is beneficial to health and longevity, while a reasonable diet helps maintain sexual function.
This section argues that a proper and harmonious sex life has numerous benefits for physical and mental health, beauty, pain relief, and enhanced immunity, citing research data to show that those with fulfilling sex lives live longer. It also elaborates on the importance of a balanced diet for maintaining sexual function, emphasizing the need for sufficient high-quality protein, moderate...
2026-05-12
Sexual response cycle: orgasm and resolution phases and differences in sexual response
This section continues the discussion of the latter two stages of the sexual response: the orgasmic phase, characterized by rhythmic muscle contractions, accompanied by ejaculation in men and a "plateau" contraction in women; and the resolution phase, where the body gradually recovers, with a refractory period in men and multiple orgasms in women. It also analyzes the differences between men...
2026-05-12
The Sexual Response Cycle: Detailed Explanation of Physiological Changes in the Excitation and Plateau Phases
Based on the research of Masters and Johnson, this section systematically describes the first two stages of sexual response. The excitement phase is characterized by vasoconstriction, manifested as penile erection in men and vaginal lubrication in women. The plateau phase further intensifies, forming the "orgasmic plateau," with significant increases in muscle rigidity, heart rate, and blood...
2026-05-12
The impact of underwear material, the important role of zinc in male reproduction, and the dangers of zinc deficiency.
Pure polyester underwear can inhibit sperm production. Zinc, known as the "spark of life," is crucial for sexual development, sexual function, and the production of reproductive cells. This article discusses the adverse consequences of zinc deficiency, including growth retardation, decreased gonadal function, and reduced sperm motility.
2026-05-11
Normal testicular volume, the impact of microorchidism on fertility and sexual function, and treatment methods.
The volume of testes in normal adult males varies greatly among individuals, with the right testis being slightly larger than the left. This article points out that a testis smaller than 10 ml is considered microorchidism, and that simple testicular shrinkage primarily affects fertility rather than sexual function. Methods such as varicocele surgery and hormone therapy are introduced, but...
2026-05-11
Prevention of oligospermia, causes and treatment of semen non-liquefaction, and analysis of hematospermia.
To prevent oligospermia, it is necessary to quit smoking and drinking, avoid high temperatures, and pay attention to personal hygiene. Semen non-liquefaction is often caused by inflammation of the prostate or seminal vesicles, and can be treated with methods such as amylase therapy. Hematospermia is commonly seen in seminal vesiculitis, which is mostly a benign, self-limiting disease; the...
2026-05-11
Key points for the diagnosis and treatment of genital warts and syphilis
This article introduces the typical manifestations of condyloma acuminata (cauliflower-like growths), the diagnostic method of the acetic acid test, and three treatment options: medication and laser therapy. It also provides a detailed explanation of the pathogen, stages, risks, transmission routes, diagnostic criteria, and long-acting penicillin treatment for syphilis.
2026-05-10
The Chinese Sexology Association points out that men's health in my country presents a pattern of "two highs and two lows".
This article is a report published by Xinhua News Agency. Hu Peicheng, Secretary-General of the Chinese Sexology Association, pointed out that Chinese men's health faces "two highs and two lows": high mental stress, high incidence of certain diseases, lower average lifespan than women, and a low number of men's rights organizations. A survey by Xu Anqi of the Shanghai Academy of Social...
2026-05-09
A Comparison of Eastern and Western Concepts of Sexuality: Foucault's Theory and China's Unique Context
This article is written by Li Yinhe, a researcher at the Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Using Foucault's distinction between the "art of sex" and the "science of sex," she compares the differences in sexual concepts between the East and the West, pointing out that China is neither ancient Greece and Rome nor the Victorian era, but a unique shame society where sex...
2026-05-08