Question three: The issue of foreskin elongation is not only relevant to male individuals themselves but may also have an impact on their partners. What specific adverse effects does it have on male health? Also, are there potential health risks for sexual partners?
Question four: Faced with foreskin elongation and phimosis, what are the main treatment methods offered by modern medicine?
Question five: Prevention is better than treatment. What simple and effective measures can men take in their daily lives to prevent or alleviate problems related to foreskin elongation and phimosis?
Question six: Apart from foreskin-related issues, there is another area that could threaten male health—penile trauma. What is the incidence rate of penile trauma in males? What are the common types of injuries?
Question seven: Prompt emergency management is crucial when dealing with penile trauma. How should emergency treatment be carried out to reduce injury and prevent serious consequences? In which cases is immediate medical attention necessary to prevent permanent functional impairments?
Question eight: Moving on, let’s delve into a more sensitive yet equally important topic—erectile dysfunction. What are the main symptoms of erectile dysfunction? How does it have profound effects on male psychological and physiological health?
Question nine: Understanding symptoms is the first step; investigating the causes is key. What are the common causes of erectile dysfunction? Are these reasons closely related to personal factors such as lifestyle habits and age?
Question ten: When faced with erectile dysfunction, what effective treatment methods are available? Besides medication, what non-pharmacological approaches can help men regain health and confidence?
Question eleven: Finally, returning to our starting point—the Qixi Festival. On this affectionate holiday, how should men balance love and health by focusing on their own well-being to ensure the quality of sexual life with partners and the depth and breadth of emotional communication? Please provide some practical advice for everyone.
Guests:
Li Juntao
Doctor of Medicine, Associate Chief Physician, Associate Professor. Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2002. Ph.D. in Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Andrology from Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Engaged in clinical work in Andrology since 2005. Research focus: Clinical and research aspects of male urogenital diseases. Standing Committee Member of the Andrology Specialty Committee of the Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Member of the Reproductive Specialty Committee of the Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Standing Committee Member of the Andrology Specialty Committee of Henan Provincial Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Deputy Director of the Andrology Specialty Committee of Zhengzhou City Traditional Chinese Medicine, Member of the Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Disease Specialty Committee of Henan Province. Proficient in Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine treatment of male infertility, prostatitis, inflammatory diseases of the urogenital system such as urethritis, orchitis, epididymitis, sexual dysfunction, especially in the treatment of complex male andrological diseases with traditional Chinese medicine (testicular pain, urethral pain, frequent urination, lower abdominal perineal pain, thigh root pain, etc.), coronary heart disease, irregular menstruation, pharyngitis, rhinitis, chronic enteritis, epigastric pain, insomnia, neurasthenia, menopausal syndrome, depression anxiety, and chronic fatigue syndrome.
Li Xiao
Deputy Chief Physician of Andrology at the First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Andrology, graduated from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Member of the Male Andrology Drug Research Professional Committee of the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Specializes in integrated Chinese and Western medicine diagnosis and treatment of male diseases such as erectile dysfunction, male infertility, preconception counseling, chronic prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, diseases of the testis and epididymis, blood ejaculation, male menopause syndrome, etc. Has published over 20 professional papers, with 3 SCI citations, contributed to 6 monographs, and participated in more than 10 national and provincial-level natural fund projects.
Lv Qiuchen
Physician, Master of Medicine, graduated from the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, under the mentorship of renowned andrology expert Professor Wang Rui. Published 2 core journal professional papers. Specializes in integrated Chinese and Western medicine diagnosis and treatment of male diseases such as male sexual dysfunction, prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, varicocele, urethritis, orchitis, epididymitis, blood ejaculation, frequent nocturnal emissions, male infertility, abnormal semen, anejaculation, retrograde ejaculation, and other male diseases. Proficient in andrological surgeries such as circumcision, microsurgical varicocelectomy, penile lengthening and thickening procedures.
