Massage the ring finger for frequent urination

The phenomenon of frequent urination is very common in daily life. The causative factors can be mainly divided into physiological and pathological. When encountering frequent urination, we must first find out the specific cause so that we can better solve the problem. In addition to formal methods, there is also a saying that massaging the ring finger for frequent urination can also have a good effect on improvement. Let’s take a look below.

Go to the urology department first, they will need to do some corresponding examinations, and it is best to go to a large hospital to see a specialist. You must first understand your treatment situation and reasons before you can prescribe the right medicine.

Western medicine treatment: Use amoxicillin, ofloxacin, and metronidazole for treatment. In addition, for patients with severe recurrent attacks, further bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test can be performed to see if further treatment is better.

Folk remedies: Recipe 1: 2 parts salt, 1 part garlic. Mash them together, wrap them with oil gauze, press them into cakes, heat them and apply them on Zhongji and Guanyuan acupoints. 30 minutes once, twice a day.

Folk remedy 2: appropriate amount of fennel and glutinous rice. Add salt to fennel, fry it, grind it into powder, then steam the glutinous rice. Mix the fennel powder with the glutinous rice and eat it once a day.

Folk remedy 3: Boil 60 grams of dandelion in water and drink as tea. This prescription is suitable for frequent urination and lower back pain.

Recipe 4: Fry 30 grams of walnut kernels in oil, add 200 grams of chopped leeks and some shrimp meat, and season with salt. It can nourish the kidneys and strengthen yang.

Folk remedy 5: one pig bladder, 20 grams each of lotus seeds and water chestnuts, 6 grams of Panax notoginseng slices or 3 grams of Panax notoginseng powder, half a piece of tangerine peel, make soup or stew. It can nourish the spleen and strengthen the kidneys, disperse blood stasis and reduce urination.

Drink plenty of water: Drink plenty of water, don’t wait until you are thirsty to drink water. Make it a habit to drink water regularly even when you are not thirsty. After getting up and washing up every day, drink a glass of water (200 ml-300 ml) before breakfast. Warm water is best. Drink some water half an hour before lunch and dinner to ensure that each organ secretes a certain amount of digestive juice to help digest food and absorb nutrients.

Pay attention to your diet: avoid spicy and irritating foods, quit smoking and drinking, eat less sweet and sour foods, pay attention to local hygiene, move more and avoid sitting for long periods of time. Having a good living habit is very helpful for the improvement of the disease.