Impotence due to disharmony between the heart and kidney

"Heart-kidney disharmony" is a term in Chinese traditional medicine, which means that the heart and kidney cannot achieve a balance with each other during their operation. When this happens, the body will be more susceptible to certain diseases. Often at this time, the patient will feel dry throat and thirst, heat in the body, red tongue, insomnia and emotional instability, etc. For many men, it is also easy to experience impotence.

Impotence due to disharmony between the heart and kidney

Impotence caused by disharmony between the heart and kidney can be cured, but you need to be patient.

You can eat more leeks, peanuts, animal liver, turtle meat, frog meat, soft-shelled turtle, black beans, red dates, beef, shrimp, sparrow meat, pine nuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, millet, corn and other foods containing malt oil, peach kernels, sesame seeds, mussels, etc. to strengthen your sexual function. You should strengthen physical exercise and pay attention to personal hygiene. If you feel unwell, do not take medicine without authorization to avoid causing discomfort. Go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations and treat the symptoms according to your own situation after clarifying the cause.

Causes of heart-kidney disharmony

In traditional Chinese medicine theory, the heart is located in the upper part of the body, which is the fire, and the kidney is located in the lower part of the body, which is the water. When the yang energy of the heart descends to the kidney, it can warm and nourish the kidney yang; when the yin energy of the kidney rises to the heart, it can nourish the heart sound. Under normal circumstances, the heart fire and kidney water rise and fall, coordinate, communicate with each other, and maintain a dynamic balance. However, if the kidney yin is insufficient or the heart fire is disturbed, the heart and kidney will lose coordination, and the balance between the two will be broken, leading to various discomforts in the human body, which is called heart-kidney disharmony.

The causes of heart-kidney disharmony may be long-term illness, which damages the yin qi; or excessive sexual intercourse, which leads to kidney deficiency; or excessive thinking, which turns emotions into fire. In addition, exogenous febrile diseases and excessive heart fire can also induce heart-kidney disharmony.

Symptoms of heart-kidney disharmony

1. Dry mouth and throat, irritability, and easy anger. Patients with heart-kidney disharmony often lose their temper over trivial matters, and often have fever and a red tongue.

2. The main symptoms are frequent dreams at night, palpitations, and short and dark urine, which are signs of excessive heart fire. Some people will feel headaches, red complexion, dry eyes, bitter taste in the mouth, dry stools, frequent coughs, and blood in sputum, which are manifestations of lung fire accumulation.

3. Men often ejaculate, and even have frequent erections due to excess yang energy; women have sex in their dreams, which is a manifestation of kidney fire accumulation. Disharmony between the heart and kidney can easily lead to fire accumulation in various organs, or even multiple organs at the same time, affecting human health.

4. The disease of heart-kidney disharmony develops very slowly. The weaker the yin is, the more likely the fire is to flourish. The more prosperous the fire is, the more the yin is damaged, forming a vicious cycle. The disease becomes increasingly serious, often leading to the exhaustion of kidney yin and kidney essence, and even the crisis of yin exhaustion and yang excess. People should pay attention to it and treat it early.