Drug Therapy
Article 23: Qi-tonifying herbs (ginseng, codonopsis, schisandra, astragalus, atractylodes macrocephala, yam, licorice, honey, eleutherococcus senticosus)
This article introduces the definition, efficacy, and nine commonly used Qi-tonifying herbs: Ginseng greatly tonifies primordial Qi; Codonopsis pilosula tonifies spleen and stomach Qi; Schisandra chinensis astringes and consolidates; Astragalus membranaceus tonifies Qi and raises Yang; Atractylodes macrocephala invigorates Qi and strengthens the spleen; Dioscorea opposita tonifies the spleen,...
2026-05-12
Chapter 28: An Overview of Astringent Herbs (Poppy Shell, Dried Plum, Alum, Rosa laevigata, Alpinia oxyphylla, Raspberry, Mantis Egg Case)
This article introduces the definition, efficacy, pharmacological effects, and precautions for the use of astringent drugs. It details seven commonly used astringent drugs: poppy husk astringes the intestines, lungs, and relieves pain; dried plum astringes the lungs, intestines, and promotes salivation; alum astringes dampness, kills parasites, and resolves phlegm; rosehip strengthens essence...
2026-05-12
Drugs that cause ejaculatory dysfunction, identification of functional ejaculatory dysfunction, and causes of retrograde ejaculation.
This section lists antihypertensive drugs, antipsychotic drugs, and antispasmodics that can cause ejaculatory dysfunction, differentiates functional ejaculatory dysfunction from diseases such as retrograde ejaculation and atonic ejaculation, and analyzes the nerve damage, surgical, endocrine, and drug causes of retrograde ejaculation.
2026-05-12
Article 26: Blood-tonifying herbs (Angelica sinensis, Rehmannia glutinosa, Polygonum multiflorum, Lycium barbarum, donkey-hide gelatin, mulberry, black sesame)
This article introduces the definition, efficacy, pharmacological effects, and precautions for using blood-tonifying herbs. It details seven commonly used blood-tonifying herbs: Angelica sinensis (Dang Gui) for tonifying blood, promoting blood circulation, and regulating menstruation; Rehmannia glutinosa (Shu Di Huang) for tonifying blood and nourishing yin; Polygonum multiflorum (He Shou Wu)...
2026-05-12
Article 47: Causes of runny nose, prevention and treatment of hemorrhoids, and cervical and lumbar spine injuries
This article first explains the reasons why elderly people often have runny noses, including rhinitis and sinusitis, and introduces methods for massaging the Yingxiang acupoint to alleviate symptoms. Secondly, it details the classification of hemorrhoids (three stages of internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids) and preventative measures, such as avoiding prolonged bowel movements, eating...
2026-05-11
Analysis of headache triggers and non-pharmacological relief methods
This article explores various triggers for headaches, including stress, food (chocolate, nitrates, MSG), alcohol, smoking, and irregular sleep. It provides non-pharmacological relief methods, such as aerobic exercise (to promote endorphin release), reducing caffeine intake, applying cold compresses, taking hot baths, and relaxation techniques (meditation, biofeedback) to help patients reduce...
2026-04-27
When to seek medical attention; prevention and management of headaches and hearing loss
This article reminds readers to seek medical attention promptly if headaches worsen, are accompanied by neurological symptoms, or if they are new-onset headaches after age 55. The article then shifts to hearing loss, pointing out that prolonged exposure to noise levels above 85 decibels is a major cause of hearing decline. It provides methods for protecting hearing: lowering the volume,...
2026-04-27
Methods to improve memory and self-adjustment during midlife crisis
Ensure sufficient sleep, abstain from alcohol and smoking, and avoid caffeine and medications that can impair memory. Establishing a file system, free association, and repeated memorization can improve memory. Midlife crisis is a period of disappointment and confusion commonly experienced by men aged 35-55; it can be overcome smoothly through leisure, journaling, and open communication.
2026-04-27
Prevention of jockey's sores and the extreme pain of kidney stones
To prevent jockey's sores, keep the groin area dry, wear cotton underwear, wash frequently, and lose weight. Kidney stones are one of the most severe forms of pain for men, formed by mineral crystals in urine. Drinking plenty of water, eating less meat and salt, and eating bananas can help prevent them. Approximately 15% of men will develop kidney stones in their lifetime.
2026-04-27
Elderly men should be cautious about medication use and should not get up too early in the morning.
This article cautions elderly men to use medications with care, as declining liver and kidney function can easily lead to the accumulation of toxicity. Specifically, it advises caution when using heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs, aphrodisiacs, cold-natured drugs, and purgatives, suggesting instead dietary adjustments and appropriate exercise. The article also points out that the elderly...
2026-04-22
Adolescence Section: Nocturnal Emissions, Seminal Emissions, and Sexual Physiology During Puberty
Strange dreams during puberty are often related to psychological factors. Nocturnal emission can be physiological or pathological; frequent nocturnal emission requires treatment. Men also have a "sperm period," characterized by anxiety, sullenness, and decreased libido. Frequent penile erections are normal and can be relieved by diverting attention.
2026-04-20
Fertility: Indications for IVF, Recurrent Miscarriage and Varicocele
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is suitable for conditions such as asthenospermia, immunological infertility, and azoospermia. Recurrent miscarriages are not always due to female issues; male asthenospermia can also cause them. Varicocele can lead to infertility by increasing testicular temperature and affecting blood flow; it can be treated surgically.
2026-04-20