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Older adults often struggle with the frequent urge to rush to the toilet! Whether sipping tea or snacking on melon seeds, they may find themselves getting up to urinate four or five times within half an hour, and even nighttime sleep becomes disrupted.To effectively address bladder weakness, urinary urgency, and similar issues, Chinese medicine doctor Sheng-Pu Lee believes that in order to prescribe the right medicine, we must first replenish the energy of the lower yuan and adjust the kidney function well.
Regardless of men and women, almost all older men and women who have reached an advanced age have been troubled by bladder weakness, often with a strong sense of urination, always wanting to urinate, and frequent urination at night has seriously disrupted the quality of sleep, resulting in heavy yawning during the day. These are all warning signs of unhealthy kidneys! Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, a Chinese medicine doctor, said that in the clinical diagnosis of Chinese medicine, bladder weakness, urinary urgency, poor urination control, and even if one is often crying about back pain, are important indicators to determine whether one’s kidney function is healthy or not.
Why is bladder weakness a kidney problem? In Chinese medicine, the kidneys are considered the “lower yuan” energy center of the body and are responsible for the balance of blood and fluid in the body. The strength of the kidneys directly affects the health of the lower yuan, including the bladder, small intestine, sympathetic nerves, parasympathetic nerves and sexual organs.
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Therefore, if the balance of the kidneys is disordered, the body’s water metabolism will be disrupted, including the production and discharge of urine may be disrupted, leading to reduced urination and edema, or increased frequency of urination. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee pointed out that, just as the liver transports good nutrients to the heart and dirty waste to the intestines, the kidneys hold the balance of water in the body, turning good water into gas and transporting it upward, turning dirty turbid water into liquid and downward, and excreting all toxic and harmful substances in the body through urine.
In other words, if the energy of the lower yuan is sufficient, it will strengthen the blood flow back to the heart, and this force will at the same time allow the kidneys to relax and not tighten up. On the contrary, if the energy of the lower yuan is insufficient, it will allow the kidney tissues to produce cellular pressure and bear stress, which will damage the kidney health.
Chinese medicine focuses on trend medicine, instead of waiting until the urine protein and uric acid values are soaring and then treating them, as long as the initial symptoms such as bladder weakness and poor urinary control appear, the kidney should be replenished early, so that prevention is more important than treatment. Especially the treatment of uremia is very difficult, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee said, the human body has remarkable potential, as long as one of the two kidneys can maintain 40 or 50% of the operational function, the human body can still run normally, but once the two kidneys together is less than 30%, there is a risk of uremia, facing dialysis, these danger signals can not be ignored.
How to replenish the kidney and replenish the energy of the lower yuan? Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee said that the first step in treating kidney disease in Chinese medicine is to replenish blood to help the bone marrow create blood, the second step is to replenish Qi to help blood circulation, because when Qi moves, blood moves, and the third step is to reduce the pressure on the kidneys in the lower back to help the kidneys cleanse the toxins in the blood and to enhance purity and eliminate impurities, if all three points are achieved, the kidney function can naturally be restored to health.
Originally from: Health.chinatimes.com
Health Chinatimes/ Reporter Xue-Hua Wang reports 2010.04.21
http://health.chinatimes.com/blog/herbs/index_at3488.html
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