Impotence can be said to make men miserable, causing great psychological and physical harm to men. Therefore, patients must make effective prevention of such diseases. So what are the pathogenesis and causes of impotence? Next, our experts will introduce this issue from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.
Pathogenesis of impotence:
The first point; "Excessive dampness and heat, yin dampness impairing yang: The liver meridians pass around the yin organs, and dampness and heat are injected along the meridians. If yin is excessive and yang is injured, the liver loses its ability to dissipate and the tendons are unfavourable, resulting in impotence.". "Su Wen Wei Lun" points out that dampness and heat do not bustle, large tendons are soft and short, small tendons are loose and long, soft and short refer to restraint, and loose and long refer to weakness. "Jing Yue Quan Shu": There are also cases where the dampness and heat are so hot that the Zong Jin gallops and becomes weak.
The second point; Mental and psychological factors: As early as in "Su Wen Wei Lun", there were records of endless thoughts, unexpected desires, sexual desire outside, excessive entry into the room, and relaxation of patriarchal muscles; "Jing Yue Quan Shu" once brilliantly pointed out that those who are anxious and overworked in their thinking and excessively melancholy often lead to impotence. In "The Origin of Miscellaneous Diseases: Rhinoceros Candle", it is pointed out that there are also people who have lost their will, and depression hurts the liver. The liver cannot be unblocked, which also leads to yin impotence; Secondly, panic can cause kidney damage. Explain the important role of negative emotions such as sadness, depression, fear, nervousness, and overwork in the occurrence of this disease; hellip; If you worry too much and suppress the heart and spleen, it can lead to a disease involving the Yangming meridians; hellip; "When Qi and blood are depleted, the Yang Tao is not damaged.".
The third point; "The main causes of this disease have been believed by medical experts throughout the ages to be: excessive sexual activity, excessive sexual activity, deficiency of the yuan essence, and deficiency of the yuan yang, resulting in deficiency of the yin essence and the life fire.". "The Origin of Miscellaneous Diseases: Rhinoceros Candle": Ordinary people have excessive lust, which consumes the essence and damages the kidney qi, resulting in yin impotence. In his "On Impotence", Han Shanwei clearly pointed out that Qi refers to yang qi, and essence refers to yin essence. When judging, those who are not impotent with yang have their own fire, while those who are impotent must have their own fire deficiency.