Testicular Swelling in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different testicular swelling patterns according to TCM theory

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1
TCM Pattern
16
Formulas
Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each testicular swelling pattern
Classical remedies 16 herbal formulas documented

From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), testicular swelling is viewed as a manifestation of underlying imbalances within the body's energy system or Qi. TCM identifies several patterns of disharmony, such as Toxic-Heat or Damp-Heat. that can lead to this condition. Unlike Western medicine, which often focuses on the symptom itself, TCM aims to identify and treat the root cause of the imbalance. This approach ensures a holistic treatment strategy, emphasizing the importance of restoring harmony and balance to the body's internal environment.

TCM Patterns for Testicular Swelling

Heat

Causes: Testicle swollen

2 variations documented
Toxic-Heat
How it presents with testicular swelling

Testicle swollen

Along with: Fever, Edema, Pus and discharge, Boils, Carbuncles, Pustule,

Toxic-Heat Stagnation
How it presents with testicular swelling

Testicle swollen

Along with: Pustule, Carbuncles, Fever, Red skin eruptions, Sore throat, Throat pain,

Herbal Formulas for Testicular Swelling

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address testicular swelling

Yin Qiao San

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Sang Ju Yin

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Bai Hu Tang

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Long Dan Xie Gan Tang

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Qing Ying Tang

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Huang Lian Jie Du Tang

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Xin Yi Qing Fei Yin

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat

Gan Lu Xiao Du Dan

Addresses these testicular swelling patterns:

Heat