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Frequent Nighttime Urination Due to Kidney Deficiency? Singapore Gong Fang Tang TCM Formula to Tonify Kidney and Reduce Urination!

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Male Kidney Deficiency: Frequent Nighttime Urination as the Most Typical Manifestation The most typical manifestation of male kidney deficiency is frequent nighttime urination – waking up 4-5 times nightly to urinate, severely disrupting sleep quality and leading to daytime lethargy and reduced work efficiency. How should this be regulated?

Does Frequent Nighttime Urination = Kidney Deficiency? TCM Decodes the Body’s "Water Leakage Alarm"

Dr.Que Poh Yuen Albert, a male TCM specialist from Singapore Gong Fang Tang TCM, explains that TCM categorizes frequent nighttime urination as "urinary frequency," with its core pathogenesis lying in the dysfunction of kidney yang in qi transformation. Two primary patterns are identified:

  1. Kidney Yang Deficiency Type (70% of cases)

Key symptoms: Clear urine like water, ice-cold lumbar region, cold extremities, sexual dysfunction

Diagnostic signs: Soft and cold lower abdomen, pale swollen tongue with teeth marks

Pathogenesis: Insufficient kidney yang → impaired bladder qi transformation → fluid retention → worsened nocturia during yin-dominated nighttime

  1. Kidney Qi Instability Type (Common in young/middle-aged)

Key symptoms: Urinary urgency/incontinence, post-void dribbling, premature ejaculation, tinnitus

Tongue/pulse: Pale tongue with white coating, deep-thin-weak pulse

Pathogenesis: Impaired kidney storage → bladder incontinence → loss of fluid containment

TCM Regulation Strategies for Kidney Deficiency-Induced Nocturia

Dr. Que frequently employs the classic Bawei Shenqi Decoction (Eight-Ingredient Kidney Qi Decoction) from Jin Gui Yao Lue to address this condition. This yang-warming formula contains:

Rehmannia glutinosa (君主药/nourishes kidney yin)

Cornus officinalis & Dioscorea opposita (tonify liver/spleen essence-blood)

Aconitum carmichaelii & Cinnamomum cassia (warm kidney yang)

Alisma plantago-aquatica & Poria cocos (drain dampness)

Moutan cortex (clears liver heat)

Modifications Based on Presentation:

Urinary frequency + insomnia: Add Alpinia oxyphylla 12g + Ziziphus spinosa 15g

Ice-cold lumbar region: Add Eucommia ulmoides 15g + Cervus nippon degelatined antler 10g

Prostatic hyperplasia: Add Curcuma zedoaria 9g + Gleditsia sinensis spine 12g

Case Study

Patient: Mr. Chen, 32

Chief complaint: 3-year history of nocturia (4-5x/night), unresponsive to red bean and coix seed water

Symptoms: Clear urine, morning eyelid edema, cold lumbar/knee pain, sexual dysfunction

Initial exam: Pale swollen tongue with teeth marks, white slippery coating, deep-weak pulse

Diagnosis: Severe kidney yang deficiency with internal dampness

Prescription: Bawei Shenqi Decoction + Mantis egg-case 12g + Morinda officinalis 15g

Outcomes:

  • Day 7: Nocturia reduced to 2-3x/night, 30% lumbar cold relief

  • Day 14: Deep sleep ↑2 hours, edema resolved

  • Day 21: Nocturia 0-1x/night, sexual function restored to 80% pre-illness level

Frequent Nighttime Urination Due to Kidney Deficiency? Singapore Gong Fang Tang TCM Formula to Tonify Kidney and Reduce Urination!


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