There is a popular trend in society: children need to supplement zinc, the elderly need to supplement calcium, women need to supplement blood, and men need to supplement kidneys. Experts remind us that it is necessary to clarify the symptoms of kidney deficiency before supplementing kidneys.
The main symptoms of kidney deficiency include chills, cold limbs, dizziness, weakness, insomnia and vivid dreams, asthma, lower back pain, nocturia, tinnitus, constipation, sore lower back and leg pain, frequent urination, and urgency.
Currently, many people have misunderstandings about kidney supplementation, especially patients with oligospermia and asthenospermia. These patients pay special attention to kidney supplementation. However, the causes of "male diseases" are diverse, and blindly supplementing kidneys may have adverse effects.
Experts explain that there are many causes of oligospermia and asthenospermia, such as inflammation of the urogenital system, varicocele causing increased testicular temperature and toxin accumulation, which affects testicular spermatogenic function. Poor lifestyle habits, such as smoking, drinking, wearing tight clothes, and taking sauna baths, are also important factors. Therefore, experts remind infertile patients, especially those with male infertility, not to blindly supplement kidneys. It is necessary to find the cause and treat it accordingly in order to achieve better results.
