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Seminal EmissionSeminal emission may be divided into two types : nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea . Generally , in adult males , unmarried or married , occasional emission is not pathological . Nocturnal emission :
Spermatorrhea : Spermatorrhea is usually due to damage of the kidney after a prolonged illness , indulgent sexual activity , or stubborn nocturnal emission . In exhaustion of the kidney essence , the loss of yin affects yang . The primary qi of the kidney becomes insufficient , the storage of essence fails and seminal fluid is discharged involuntarily . Clinical manifestations are frequent spermatorrhea at day or night , particularly if there is a desire for sex , pallor , lassitude , listlessness , pale tongue , and deep , thready , weak pulse . Treatment is given by applying acupuncture with reinforcing method and moxibustion to the points mainly selected from the Foot - Shaoyin ( Kidney ) and Ren Meridians to strengthen the kidney and control the essence and seminal fluid . Prescription : Shenshu ( B 23 ) , Dahe ( K 12 ) , Sanyinjiao ( Sp 6 ) , Guanyuan ( Ren 4 ) , Qihai ( Ren 6 ) . Explanation : Shenshu ( B 23 ) and Sanyinjiao ( Sp 6 ) are needled to reinforce the kidney qi . Guanyuan ( Ren 4 ) , the meeting point of the Ren and three foot yin meridians , and Qihai ( Ren 6 ) are two important points for invigoration . Moxibustion applied to these two points can warm and strengthen the primary yang . Dahe ( K 12 ) is combined to assist the control of the kidney essence . |
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