This course's focus was on frequent urination and how this symptom can show up with other conditions.
Dr. Chang started off with a brief intro on how to take the pulse correctly and then jumped to the pulse signs for frequent urination. The pulse signs depends on the underlying condition the patient has. For example, a bump between right guan and chi indicates a mass or bump hidden in the abdominal area. This mass may push on the bladder causing the frequent urination. And of course, Dr. Chang doesn't disappoint by sharing his herbal recommendations!
And I just had to share with you guys ~ Did you know Long Dan Xie Gan Tang covers all of the Liver Channel? That's what our ancestors used it for.
To catch the archived webinar on the TCM Wisdom Tube and learn more of pulse signs for frequent urination, just click here [1]!
~Donna
For more great and FREE recordings of past 1-hr webinars, click here [2] for the TCM Wisdom Tube!
Links:
[1] http://www.elotus.org/free-course/frequent-nocturnal-urination-differential-pulse-diagnosis-herbal-treatment-0
[2] http://www.elotus.org/tcm-wisdom-tube