Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) regards nocturia as a disharmony in either the Kidney or the Spleen-Kidney Zang, particularly with regard to their Yang aspects.
Some of the roles of the Kidney Zang are governing water in the body, controlling the lower orifices (the urethra and the anus), and warming the body, a function of the Kidney's Yang aspect. The Kidney Zang is said to have a paired relationship with the Bladder Fu, which is responsible for the excretion of urine, and helps stren...Read the full article
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Traditional Chinese Medicine
by contentuser on Thu Dec 20, 2007 2:05 pm
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