Asuhan Akupunktur pada Penderita Ejakulasi Dini di Griya Sehat Al-Fiyyah Magelang
Abstract
Premature ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual dysfunctions, characterized by ejaculation that occurs too rapidly and is difficult to control, thereby negatively affecting quality of life, mental health, and relationship harmony. This study aimed to describe the implementation and benefits of acupuncture care for patients with premature ejaculation at Griya Sehat Al-Fiyyah Magelang. This research employed a qualitative approach using a case study design involving one male patient diagnosed with premature ejaculation. Acupuncture care was conducted over six therapy sessions, encompassing assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, therapeutic intervention, evaluation, and prognosis in accordance with standardized acupuncture care procedures. The acupuncture diagnosis identified was premature ejaculation with Kidney Deficiency syndrome accompanied by Liver Qi stagnation. The selected acupuncture points included CV4, CV6, KI3, BL23, SP6, LR3, and DU4, with treatment principles focused on tonifying the Kidney, regulating Liver Qi, and calming the Shen. The results demonstrated gradual improvement in the primary complaint, indicated by enhanced ejaculatory control, as well as improvement in accompanying symptoms such as anxiety, fatigue, and sleep quality. Objective findings also showed positive changes in shen condition, facial expression, tongue, and pulse characteristics. In conclusion, acupuncture care provided meaningful benefits in improving ejaculatory control…
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