Chronic nephritis is a common disease in kidney disease, which also troubles many patients and brings great pain and mental pressure. Improper treatment of chronic nephritis can also lead to a series of complications. It may even pose a risk of uremia, so it is important to remind patients and friends not to take it lightly and seek medical attention as soon as possible to prescribe the appropriate medication.
Nephritis and edema are not caused by exhaustion of the lungs, spleen, and kidneys, and good results can be achieved by adapting the liver treatment formula to the situation. It is believed that nephritis and edema are not only closely related to the lungs, spleen, and kidneys, but also to liver dysfunction. Water does not move on its own and relies on qi to move, so edema is a manifestation of systemic gasification disorders. The liver is the official of a general and the organ of the body. It has the function of regulating and actively relieving qi, and is an important link in regulating the overall qi and promoting the circulation of blood and body fluids. Stagnation of liver qi leads to disorder of qi function, abnormal distribution of body fluids, deviation from the normal path, and conversion into water. The internal is for drinking, while the external is for swelling. At the same time, the stagnation of liver qi leads to blood stasis, which lasts for a lifetime and blocks the veins, affecting the qi mechanism, causing the body fluid to remain stagnant and turn into water. Treating nephritis and edema from the perspective of liver theory, tonifying and soothing the liver, promoting blood circulation and resolving stasis, promoting the regeneration of stasis, storing the liver, transforming the body, and regulating the body to achieve long-term stability.
It is believed that 'essence and blood complement each other', and that liver yin and kidney yin are closely related, known as' liver kidney homology '. It is also common in clinical practice to have liver kidney diseases. The commonly used treatment methods include: clearing liver and detoxifying method; Nourishing liver and nourishing yin method; Pinggan Qianyang method; The method of soothing the liver and regulating the collaterals. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the liver and kidney are homologous, and the essence and blood are interdependent. Therefore, the loss of liver blood or liver yin can often affect the kidneys, leading to insufficient kidney essence or kidney yin, a decrease in the body's immune system, and the emergence of many renal diseases. This further confirms that decreased liver function is one of the reasons for the exacerbation of chronic nephritis.