Stony Painful Urinary Dribbling in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different stony painful urinary dribbling patterns according to TCM theory

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Overview
What causes it 2 TCM patterns documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each stony painful urinary dribbling pattern
Classical remedies 1 herbal formula documented

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) interprets stony painful urinary dribbling through an analytical lens known as 'pattern differentiation.' A pattern in TCM is a constellation of symptoms, signs, and historical factors that point to a particular imbalance in the body. It's a conceptual framework that guides practitioners to a deeper understanding of a patient's health issue. Determining the correct pattern is essential because it directs the therapeutic strategy.

For stony painful urinary dribbling, the identification of the specific pattern, whether it be Damp-Heat accumulation or Qi Stagnation, is crucial. It informs the choice of treatment and is fundamental for achieving not just symptomatic relief but also long-term resolution and balance.

TCM Patterns for Stony Painful Urinary Dribbling

Heat

Causes: Stony painful urinary dribbling

1 variation documented
Damp-Heat in the Bladder
How it presents with stony painful urinary dribbling

Stony painful urinary dribbling

Along with: Frequent and urgent urination, Urinary burning, Urination stopping in the middle of flow, Dark urine, Cloudy urine, Hematuria,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Dampness

Causes: Stony painful urinary dribbling

1 variation documented
Damp-Heat in the Bladder
How it presents with stony painful urinary dribbling

Stony painful urinary dribbling

Along with: Frequent and urgent urination, Urinary burning, Urination stopping in the middle of flow, Dark urine, Cloudy urine, Hematuria,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Herbal Formulas for Stony Painful Urinary Dribbling

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address stony painful urinary dribbling

Liu Yi San

Addresses these stony painful urinary dribbling patterns:

Heat Dampness