Post Date December, 03 2023
Speaking of the treatment of prostate diseases, I believe that our male friends should think intelligently of drugs and surgical treatments. Perhaps few people will think of traditional Chinese medicine for treating prostate diseases. Nowadays, traditional Chinese medicine for treating prostate diseases is gradually recognized by us, so let me talk about the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine for treating prostate diseases!
1. Thinking about the positioning of viscera in traditional Chinese medicine for prostate. "There is no anatomical term for the prostate in traditional Chinese medicine. According to the book" Su Wen: An Introduction to the Five Zang Organs "," the brain, marrow, bone, pulse, gall bladder, and female cells... store without diarrhea. It is known as the Qi Heng Fu Organ. "The Qi Heng Fu Organ mainly stores essence and qi, while the gall bladder stores semen. The brain is the brain marrow, while the bone stores bone marrow, and the pulse stores blood.". For many years, it has been believed that there are six women and five men in Qiheng's viscera. Some scholars in modern times proposed that the prostate should be designated as a male cell. Both male and female organs are closely related to the growth, sexual activity, and reproductive activities of both sexes in humans. I agree with this formulation for the following reasons:
① The "one source and three branches" of Chong and Ren governors all originate in the cell, with the female cell being the sea of blood and the male cell being the sea of essence. Physiologically, it has a purgative function. Female cells discharge on a monthly basis, with menstrual cramps. The prostate fluid in the male cells is also continuously secreted and produced. When it cannot be discharged, it will lead to the success of sperm stasis and blood stasis.
② The anatomical position is similar: the female uterus and the male prostate are relatively close in position, with the uterus located behind the bladder and the prostate below the bladder.
③ The shape is similar: the uterus looks like an inverted pear, while the prostate looks like an inverted chestnut.
④ Structurally: All organs are thick and hollow, with a wall on the outer layer. Women have a uterine wall outside the cell, and a uterine cavity inside; The prostate has a capsule outside and glandular vacuolar tissue inside.
⑤ Closely related to sexual hormones: Both are target organs of the gonads, and the female uterus is affected by female hormone secretion, with periodic menstrual discharge starting from puberty; The prostate gland is also affected by male hormones, and prostate fluid is continuously secreted. Both play similar roles in human reproductive and sexual functions.
In short, as a male cell, the prostate gland is born with innate qi, which is the source of the three meridians of male Chong Ren Du. It is nourished by the acquired yin and yang qi and blood, and also stores and purses both sexes. It has an important relationship with the growth and aging of male individuals, and is the root of the sea of male essence.
2. Advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of prostate diseases: it can alleviate general symptoms such as mental fatigue, loss of appetite, chills, and weakness in the waist and knees. For elderly patients with poor physical fitness, significant urinary system infections, renal insufficiency, and cardiovascular dysfunction who cannot tolerate surgery, traditional Chinese medicine treatment has good results.
3. The traditional Chinese medicine should treat the patients with the kidney yang deficiency and the retention of water and moisture as the standard. "The onset of this disease is often over the age of 50. Due to aging, the kidney qi is weak, the qi is not as strong as in the capital, and it is difficult to urinate. In clinical practice, there are often symptoms of low back pain, cold feet, and deep and thin pulse, with a sign of kidney yang deficiency of up to two feet.". The treatment of this disease is based on the basic principles of warming and tonifying the kidney yang, and dredging the waterways. Due to the fact that this disease is caused by prostatic hyperplasia pressing on the urethra to form obstruction, according to TCM syndrome differentiation, phlegm and blood stasis block each other and coagulate into a lump. The treatment is compatible with softening and dispersing the solid, promoting blood circulation and resolving stasis. It is difficult to use only the method of promoting water and penetrating moisture.
4. The modern understanding of the disadvantage of prostate urination is commonly seen as deficiency, stasis, and triple energizer disadvantage. Commercially available proprietary drugs: Zegui Longshuang, Longbishu, Xiaolong Tongbi, Qianlietong, and other drugs all contain cinnamon twig and cinnamon components.
The above introduction is about the experience of treating prostate diseases with traditional Chinese medicine. It must be understood by our male friends now. In the future, if you have prostate diseases, if you want to find a safer way to treat them, you can try the method of traditional Chinese medicine.
