Symptoms and treatment of male yin deficiency

Kidney deficiency refers to the imbalance of the body's kidney function, which is mainly divided into liver and kidney yin deficiency and yin deficiency and fire excess. The symptoms of each type of kidney deficiency are also different. However, there are many reasons for kidney deficiency, most of which are caused by our bad habits in daily life. So what are the symptoms of kidney deficiency in men? How to regulate it?

9 common symptoms of kidney deficiency in men

Fear of cold and cold limbs:

No matter how much clothes you wear, or whether it is winter or summer, you will feel cold all over. This is usually caused by the quilt not being warm enough in winter, or the cold all over in summer when it is extremely hot.

Couples have too much sex:

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the kidneys store essence, and that too much sexual intercourse can cause the essence to leak out, leading to premature ejaculation and even yang kui. In addition, kidney deficiency caused by excessive sexual intercourse is usually caused by yin deficiency and excessive fire.

Dizziness, fatigue, insomnia and nightmares:

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there is a great connection between kidney function and other organs in the human body. If other organs in the human body are not properly treated, it may lead to the impairment of kidney function, and then cause kidney disease, leading to symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, insomnia and nightmares.

asthma:

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney function is the area for the release and regulation of qi. If there is a problem with the kidney function and the qi cannot be released and regulated well, it will cause breathing difficulties. When the condition becomes more and more serious, fever, cold, and even asthma and other malignant symptoms will occur.

Low back pain:

Kidney deficiency usually causes back pain, but back pain is not necessarily caused by kidney deficiency, because back pain can be divided into two levels: external influence and internal reasons. From the perspective of internal reasons, it may be caused by congenital developmental deficiencies, or it may be caused by the mother's failure to provide enough nutrients during pregnancy. From the perspective of external influences, it may be caused in work and life. For example, long-term sitting in front of the computer is very likely to cause back pain.