When the patient first came for consultation, the main concerns were:
👉 Relatively weak kidney function (from a constitutional perspective)
👉 Frequent urination
👉 Foamy urine
👉 Presence of protein-related indicators in medical tests
From a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, these conditions are often related to:
👉 Kidney Qi deficiency
👉 Impaired Qi transformation function
🌿 Treatment Approach
After a full assessment, an acupuncture-based treatment plan was applied, including:
👉 Upper San Huang points
👉 Lower San Huang points
👉 Abdominal acupuncture
The aim was to regulate Qi movement and organ function, supporting the body in gradually restoring balance.
🌱 Response During Treatment
After the 4th acupuncture session, noticeable changes began to appear.
According to the patient:
👉 Urine volume increased after treatment
👉 A sensation of releasing more urine
👉 Frequency of urination did not significantly increase
In TCM, this type of response may indicate that the body’s Qi transformation function is being activated.
🌿 Changes Observed at the 5th Session
During the 5th session, the patient reported further improvements:
👉 Urine appeared clearer
👉 Reduced cloudiness
👉 Foaming was reduced or no longer present
👉 Increased urine volume compared to before
Overall, there was a noticeable improvement in urinary condition.
🌱 TCM Perspective
From a TCM perspective:
👉 The kidneys govern water metabolism
When Qi transformation improves:
👉 Fluid metabolism becomes smoother
👉 Excretion function may improve
Acupuncture works by:
✔ Regulating Qi movement
✔ Harmonizing organ function
✔ Supporting the body’s natural regulation
🌿 Gentle Reminder
👉 Each individual’s condition is different
👉 Responses and recovery progress may vary
👉 This is a single case observation
Individual assessment is still necessary.
🌱 Conclusion
Recovery is often the result of consistent care.
With the right approach, the body can gradually return to balance through steady and ongoing adjustment.
Jiu Gu Tang — Helping your body restore balance, naturally and progressively.
