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This article explores the relationship between coughing and urinary incontinence from a TCM perspective, emphasizing the importance of holistic treatment and introduces TCM ingredients and herbs that can help regulate these symptoms.

Title: Differentiation of Cough and Urinary Incontinence: Analysis of Two Common Symptoms

Coughing and urinary incontinence may seem unrelated at first glance, but they can both reflect an internal imbalance within the body. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), coughing is often associated with dysfunction of the lung, spleen, and kidney organs, while urinary incontinence is related to factors such as kidney Qi deficiency and spleen weakness with dampness. Although the symptoms differ, both require holistic treatment and should not be treated solely locally.

Title: TCM Ingredients and Herbs for the Regulation of Cough and Urinary Incontinence

1. Nourishing the Lung and Relieving Cough: Lily Bulb Lily bulb, with its sweet and mild taste, belongs to the lung and heart meridians. It is effective in nourishing the lung, relieving cough, and calming the mind. In clinical practice, it is commonly used to treat symptoms such as dry cough due to lung dryness and restlessness or insomnia.

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Insomnia (Sleeplessness) Cough (Hiccup) Diarrhea (Dysentery) Palpitations (Palpitations) Enuresis (Enuresis in Children) Ejaculation Premature (Spermatorrhea)
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