Prolapsed Bladder in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different prolapsed bladder patterns according to TCM theory

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Condition Categories

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TCM Pattern
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Formulas
Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each prolapsed bladder pattern
Classical remedies 2 herbal formulas documented

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a prolapsed bladder is viewed through a unique lens. It is often attributed to a fundamental imbalance in the body's energy systems, particularly a deficiency or sinking of Qi (vital energy).

TCM practitioners approach this condition by aiming to restore the balance of Qi, strengthen the body's energy, and enhance the integrity of the pelvic floor. The focus is on holistic healing, addressing both the physical symptoms and the underlying energy imbalances.

TCM Patterns for Prolapsed Bladder

Each pattern represents a distinct underlying imbalance that can cause prolapsed bladder

Symptoms 14
Formulas 2

Diagnostic signs

Pulse

Empty (Xu), Weak (Ruo)

Tongue

Pale tongue with white coating

Accompanying symptoms you may experience

Uterine prolapse Prolapsed bladder Stomach prolapse Nephroptosis Anus prolapse Bearing down sensation in abdomen Hemorrhoids Chronic diarrhea

Recommended herbal formulas

Symptoms 2
Formulas 1

Diagnostic signs

Pulse

Weak (Ruo)

Tongue

Pale tongue

Accompanying symptoms you may experience

Loss of appetite Slight abdominal distension after eating

Recommended herbal formulas

Herbal Formulas for Prolapsed Bladder

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address prolapsed bladder

Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang

Addresses these prolapsed bladder patterns:

Qi Sinking

Du Shen Tang

Addresses these prolapsed bladder patterns:

Qi Sinking