Sex Life

This article lists eight principles for a good husband, including having a manly demeanor, sharing household chores, praising his wife, being open-minded, and having ambition. It analyzes how male libido is influenced by factors such as age, physical condition, environment, and medication, and is a strong biological instinct. It points out that simply having a small penis is not a disease; as...

This article points out that the sexual function of the elderly remains active, and they should not give up the enjoyment of sex due to age. The frequency of sexual activity in the elderly should be adjusted according to their physical condition. Couples preparing for pregnancy should avoid harmful substances, quit smoking and drinking, increase nutrition, and persist in exercise. It also...

This article guides husbands on how to care for their wives during pregnancy in terms of diet, rest, and emotional well-being. Sexual intercourse should be avoided during the first three months of pregnancy. Before delivery, husbands should help their wives pack clothes, arrange transportation, and alleviate their anxieties. It also points out that wives should be allowed to have male friends...

This article details the necessity of premarital checkups, the optimal time (about six months before marriage), and the specific content, including taking a medical history, a physical examination, an examination of the reproductive organs, and laboratory tests. The article emphasizes that premarital checkups help detect genetic diseases and reproductive system problems, ensuring marital...

This article details the complex process of sperm production in the seminiferous tubules of the testes, from spermatogonia to spermatids, a process that takes approximately three months. It explains the role of Sertoli cells in the testes, the regulation of endocrine hormones, and the importance of a low-temperature environment. The article also describes the key steps by which sperm acquire...

This article analyzes the psychology of husbands when faced with their wives' interactions with other men, suggesting that "single marriage with multiple relationships" is a common psychological phenomenon. It recommends that husbands respond with magnanimity, trust, and freedom to avoid marital crises caused by jealousy, and provides specific solutions.

This article offers eight suggestions from a psychological perspective for husbands to gain their wives' lasting love: to receive respect, care, trust, encouragement, help, consideration, understanding, and comfort. It emphasizes that harmony between husband and wife is key to family happiness.

This chapter explores the common question of whether condom use affects sexual pleasure and analyzes various reasons for condom failure. It also introduces the principles, advantages, disadvantages, and potential risks of natural contraception and withdrawal.

This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the various harms of withdrawal and urethral compression contraception to both men and women, both physically and mentally. It also introduces the principles of male physical contraception methods such as microwave and ultrasound, and discusses the impact of vasectomy on testicular and sexual function.

This article analyzes the organic lesions and psychological factors of female orgasm deficiency, including sexual psychological repression and marital discord, and provides a comprehensive treatment method similar to frigidity.

This article analyzes the organic causes and psychological factors of dyspareunia, proposes adjustment methods such as enhancing marital affection, learning sexual intercourse techniques, and using lubricants, and explores the causes and countermeasures of sexual boredom among middle-aged couples.

This article continues to explore specific changes in the sexual lives of middle-aged and elderly men, such as decreased frequency of intercourse, weakened erections, and changes in duration. It cites survey data on sexual ability at different ages. The article emphasizes the importance of approaching sexual life correctly in middle-aged and elderly men, avoiding disuse atrophy caused by...

This chapter describes the natural aging changes in sexual function in middle-aged and elderly men (over 45 years old), including changes in the testes, libido, and sexual response cycle, as well as the actual situation regarding the frequency of intercourse, erection, and duration. It emphasizes the importance of correctly understanding these physiological phenomena, avoiding psychological...

This section provides four methods for overcoming anger: avoidance, distraction, sublimation, and control. It also introduces specific measures for controlling impatience, such as improving planning skills, self-suggestion, and self-cultivation training, to help men manage negative emotions and maintain mental health.

This section details the five major functions of the family (economic, procreation, sexual relations, education, and emotional bonding) and the four stages of family development. It emphasizes the crucial role of communication within the family in alleviating tension and compares the differences between open and closed families.

Men often hide secrets about masturbation and sexual fantasies, which can actually damage intimate relationships. Sex therapists tell you which secrets to share, which to keep, and how to use honesty to bridge the gap with your partner.

It's natural for sexual response to gradually decline after marriage. This article suggests ways to help couples rekindle their passion and maintain long-lasting enthusiasm, from buying sexy lingerie and changing the rhythm of sex to engaging in foreplay throughout the day and changing the location and time of day.

Ejaculation is a complex physiological reflex, and errors in any part of it can lead to ejaculatory disorders. This article systematically introduces the clinical manifestations of three types of ejaculation: premature ejaculation, retrograde ejaculation, and anejaculation. It analyzes the complex causes from the perspectives of psychological, organic, drug-related, and congenital factors, and...

Semen non-liquefaction is a significant cause of male infertility. This article begins by explaining the normal liquefaction process of semen, defining the definition and harms of semen non-liquefaction, and focusing on its close relationship with prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis. It also delves into the mechanisms by which microscopic factors such as mycoplasma infection, prostate-specific...

This article suggests that to enhance love after marriage, one should abandon male chauvinism, maintain monogamy, and support the wife's career. Long-term separation can be addressed through enriching daily life and exchanging letters. Husbands should learn about sex and act as their wives' sexual mentors, patiently guiding them. Wives often subtly signal their sexuality; husbands should be...

This article analyzes four reasons for failure in first sexual intercourse: lack of preparation, lack of understanding of female genitalia, physical fatigue, and genital malformation. It points out that female frigidity is often caused by psychological factors, and husbands should help their wives build confidence, improve marital harmony, and prepare for intercourse. It emphasizes that...

This article argues that morning sex has more disadvantages than advantages and suggests scheduling it before bedtime. Addressing the phenomenon of wives experiencing increased libido while husbands experience decreased libido, it proposes that wives be understanding of their husbands and husbands be considerate of their wives, harmonizing through methods such as improving the environment,...

This article details the wife's sexual responses during married life, including orgasmic manifestations such as rapid breathing and heartbeat, and rhythmic contractions of the vaginal muscles. It analyzes the causes of sexual phobia in newlywed wives, including lack of sexual knowledge and traditional beliefs, and proposes two methods to alleviate it: acquiring knowledge and distraction. It...

This article points out that both infrequent and frequent sexual activity are detrimental to conception. It recommends abstaining from sex for 3-5 days before ovulation and having intercourse on the day of ovulation or the day before to increase the chances of pregnancy. Four methods for managing premature ejaculation are introduced: relaxation and breathing techniques, distraction techniques,...

This article compares seven major differences in male and female libido, including the intensity of libido, the pattern of arousal, the speed of development, the way pleasure is obtained, the satisfaction after orgasm, the evolution of the libido process, and individual differences, providing a scientific basis for understanding the different performances of the two sexes in their sex lives.

This article elucidates the dual function of the testes as the most important male reproductive organ, producing sperm and secreting male hormones. It details the structure of the testes, the process of sperm production, and the crucial role of androgens in male genital development, secondary sexual characteristics, and the maintenance of libido.

This article provides a detailed introduction to the main components of the male external genitalia, focusing on the three parts of the penis (root, body, and head) and its internal corpus cavernosum structure. It explains the physiological mechanism of penile erection and clarifies the scientific fact that penis size is unrelated to the quality of sexual life.

This article comprehensively explains the distribution of male erogenous zones (sexually sensitive areas) and their role in sexual life, the causes and developmental sequence of male secondary sexual characteristics, and the dramatic physical changes and psychological instability during puberty, helping to fully understand the key stages of male physiological and psychological development.

This article explains the causes of nocturnal emission in men after puberty, pointing out that it is a normal manifestation of "spontaneous overflow of semen" and not a pathological condition. It also lists common factors that may induce nocturnal emission and reminds readers that if it occurs too frequently, a medical examination is necessary.

This article provides a detailed analysis of the components of male reproductive fluid-semen (sperm and seminal plasma), elucidates the characteristics of normal semen, the key impact of sperm count and quality on fertility, and lists the damage to sperm caused by factors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and temperature.

This article defines the complete concept of "sexual activity," pointing out that it is not merely sexual intercourse, but a series of complex reflexive activities. It describes the steps of sexual activity and their timing differences for men (sexual arousal, erection, intercourse, ejaculation, orgasm, resolution) and women (sexual arousal, glandular secretion, passive intercourse, orgasm,...

This chapter introduces laboratory testing methods for azoospermia, including semen smears, testicular biopsy, seminal vesicle imaging, and chromosome karyotype analysis. It also provides Western medical treatment options for spermatogenesis disorders and obstructive azoospermia, including medications such as clomiphene, tamoxifen, and human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), as well as surgical...

This chapter introduces Western medical treatments for semen non-liquefaction, including antibiotic therapy, α-amylase therapy, and fractional ejaculation. It also provides traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) classifications for semen non-liquefaction based on syndrome differentiation, such as kidney yin deficiency, kidney yang deficiency, damp-heat accumulation, and blood stasis obstructing...

This chapter describes the varying clinical manifestations of azoospermia, where more than 40% of the sperm in the semen are dead. It introduces methods such as routine semen analysis, sperm biopsy with eosin staining, and prostate fluid examination, and provides Western medical treatment options including antibiotics and non-hormonal anti-inflammatory drugs.

This chapter describes the main manifestations of painful ejaculation, including stabbing or dull pain in the penis, testicles, and perineum. It introduces Western medical treatment methods for identifying the cause and using antibiotics to reduce inflammation, and also provides traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) diagnosis and treatment based on syndrome differentiation, such as cold...

This chapter describes the sudden onset, painful erections, and psychological symptoms of priapism, pointing out that erections lasting longer than 10 days may lead to permanent erectile dysfunction. It introduces examinations such as blood tests and corpus cavernosum blood gas analysis, as well as treatment options including sedation, anticoagulation, and surgery, and provides traditional...

This chapter categorizes excessive semen volume using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnostic methods, including damp-heat accumulation, spleen deficiency and impaired transport, and kidney qi insufficiency, and provides corresponding prescriptions. It includes single-herb formulas such as Dang Gui Long Dan Cao Tang and Yi Yi Ren Che Qian Zi Tang, as well as medicinal diets such as Shu...

This chapter provides medicinal diets for treating low semen volume, such as pigeon and wolfberry soup and pigeon egg and longan soup, as well as massage techniques such as massaging the Zhongwan acupoint, abdominal massage, and spinal manipulation. It also begins to introduce low sperm motility syndrome, detailing the grading standards for sperm motility and analyzing its causes, including...

This chapter uses the case of management trainee Tang Yong to illustrate that urethral discharge is not necessarily a sexually transmitted disease. Expert Wang Rui distinguishes between physiological discharges (such as bulbourethral gland fluid) and pathological discharges (such as gonorrhea and non-gonococcal urethritis), and recommends that any abnormalities be checked at a reputable...

This article analyzes the destructive effects of reproductive tract infections (such as mycoplasma and mumps virus) on semen quality and explains in detail the causes of varicocele and its possible mechanisms affecting sperm production.