Impotence
Impotence and Chinese Medicine
Impotence (inability to achieve full erection) and premature ejaculation during ages of regular sexual practices (16-64 +/-). This is usually due to KI but can also be caused by external factors. Chronic illness, stress, and depression seem to be very common in these individuals.
Chinese Medicine Differentiation and Treatment
Kidney Deficiency
low back pain or weakness, sore knees, frequent urination, cold feet, cold body, infertility, fatigue, clear or watery sperm or small amount of ejaculate. low sex drive, inability to sustain an erection
Herbal Medicine Treatment: You Gui Wan
Heart and Spleen Deficiency
poor sleep, heart palpitations, low appetite, poor energy, loose stool, inability to sustain an erection
Herbal Medicine Treatment: Gui Pi Tang + Qi Fu Yin
Kidney Qi Deficiency Due To Shock
Chronic long term fear or recent shock, overall a timid person with lots of dreams at night and frequent urination especially at night. not able to sustain an erection as well as a low libido.
Herbal Medicine Treatment: Da Yu Tang + Kidney tonics
Damp Heat In Lower Jiao
skin rashes, pimples or history of Sexually Transmitted Diseases around genitals or anus, general feeling of warmth or hot, sweats easily, irritability, possible high sex drive but not able to sustain erection, dark urine, discomfort with urination and lots of smell (very concentrated urine)
Herbal Medicine Treatment: Long Dan Xie Gan Tang
Spence Pentland Dr. TCM, FABORM, graduated from the acclaimed International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He completed his internship at Anhui Hospital of TCM, Hefei City, China. Since 2004 Spence has been treating pain, stress, & reproductive health in Vancouver BC. To learn more about Spence