If you have these symptoms in your body, it is probably due to kidney deficiency!

Kidney Qi deficiency is also called kidney qi deficiency, but it is only one type of kidney deficiency. There are many reasons for kidney qi deficiency, such as decreased reproductive function. Experts point out that some people still have some misunderstandings about kidney qi deficiency. When their bodies show symptoms similar to kidney qi deficiency, they will suspect that they have also suffered from this disease. So, what are the specific symptoms of kidney qi deficiency?

Symptoms of Kidney Qi Deficiency

1. Kidney Qi deficiency will manifest as soreness in the waist and knees, and it is easy to get sick and age. How to judge whether the kidney Qi is sufficient and whether the body is healthy? If you often have dry mouth, insomnia, sweating, or even frequent urination, soreness in the waist and knees, it may be caused by insufficient kidney yin and hyperactivity of virtual fire. If you feel insufficient sexual function and powerlessness, it may be caused by deficiency of kidney yang. If you often feel hot hands and feet, dry mouth, soreness in the waist and knees, but are afraid of cold and like hot drinks, this is mostly due to deficiency of kidney yin and yang; sometimes it is accompanied by tinnitus or dizziness, frequent urination, incomplete urination, sexual dysfunction, or excessive vaginal discharge and infertility in women.

2. If you gasp for air when you move, or leak urine when you cough, it may be due to kidney deficiency and the kidney cannot receive qi. If you often suffer from insomnia, frequent urination at night, sweating, forgetfulness, palpitations and impulsions, it may be due to the heart-kidney disharmony. People often say that if the vital energy is seriously damaged, the person's life will be in danger. The liver qi, spleen qi, and heart qi mentioned in daily life also belong to the vital energy. Bladder cough refers to coughing and urinating. For those with milder conditions, urination can still be controlled when not coughing, but urinary incontinence may occur when the cough worsens. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main function of the bladder is to store and urinate urine, which is related to the kidney's gasification function. When the bladder stores urine, it depends on the kidney's ability to retain qi, and urination also depends on its control ability. This is the function of the kidney to control the opening and closing of the bladder. When the bladder is open, urine can be discharged smoothly from the body; when the bladder is closed, water can be retained in the body, which can maintain the relative stability of water in the body. Once the kidney qi is weak and the bladder opening and closing are disordered, bladder cough will occur. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, as long as the kidney's essence, qi, yin and yang are weak and insufficient, it can be called kidney deficiency.

3. Weakness in waist and knees, hearing loss, clear urine but frequent and persistent urine, or urinary incontinence, or premature ejaculation, and slippery fetuses in women, etc., are symptoms of weak kidney qi. If the waist and knees are sore, and symptoms include coughing and wheezing with more exhalation than inhalation, and the qi cannot be sustained, and the wheezing becomes worse when moving, spontaneous sweating and fatigue, low and timid voice, pale tongue with white fur, and weak pulse, then the kidney cannot receive qi. If the kidney qi is more deficient, the whole body function is low and accompanied by cold symptoms, it is a deficiency of kidney yang.