What to do if the elderly have frequent urination and urgency? Chinese medicine and dietary treatment

Frequent urination is more common in old age. This is because as people age, their physiological functions deteriorate and their kidney functions decline, resulting in frequent urination and urgency. What should we do if the elderly have frequent and urgent urination? The old Chinese doctor recommended several medicinal diet recipes for treatment.

1: 15g of Morinda officinalis and 2 pairs of chicken intestines. Cut the chicken intestines and clean them. Add appropriate amount of water and boil them together with Morinda officinalis until 1 bowl of water remains. Season with salt, drink the soup and eat the chicken, take twice a day.

1: 35 grams of pork liver, 15 grams of black beans, and 150 grams of glutinous rice. Wash the pork liver and black soybeans, mix them with glutinous rice and cook them into rice, which can be used as the main dish for dinner.

1: 120g glutinous rice, 20g rock sugar. Put glutinous rice into a steamer, add water and steam until cooked, then add rock sugar and steam over low heat for 5 minutes before eating. Take once a day for 1 week.

1: Eat 3 large dates (double the number of small dates) raw, at 8 o'clock every night, and go to bed on time at 9 o'clock. You will feel thirsty after eating, but don't drink water. Taking it continuously for one month is effective in treating nocturia.

1: 40 grams each of mushrooms, red dates and rock sugar. Steam the three ingredients together. Take it once in the morning and evening every day for one week as a course of treatment.

1: Cut open a pair of rooster intestines, clean them, dry them over fire, and grind them into fine powder. Take 10 grams daily with warm water, twice a day, for 7 to 10 days.

It nourishes the kidney and strengthens the essence. If the cause of the disease is found, it can be treated symptomatically. In daily life, some medicated diet therapies can be adopted to enhance and consolidate the therapeutic effect.