Medicated diet method for curing night urinary frequency

A medicated diet and frequent urination technology, applied in the field of urinary system, can solve the problem of no specific medicine for frequent urination at night

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-02-06
陆超
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[0004] A medicinal food method for treating nocturia, 100-250 grams of cured beaver meat, 25 grams of lard, 10 grams of bean drum, 10 grams of ginger, and 10 grams of garlic. Braised yellow rice or wine for one-time consumption. It took effect that night, and the frequency of urination in the previous night was 3-6 times, and it dropped to 1-3 times. Eat dinner once a week, and the frequency of nocturia is effectively controlled, dropping by 50%.

[0005] Beneficial effect: the treatment time for nocturia is short, effective on the same day, and has no negative effect.

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The invention discloses a medicated diet method for curing night urinary frequency. According to the medicated method, preserved beaver meat is simmered with pork oil, fermented soybeans, fresh gingerand garlic so as to prepare the medicated diet. Patients can eat the medicated diet once when having dinner or drinking. The medicated diet takes into effective at the very night, reducing night urinary rates from 3-6 to 1-3. As long as patients have the medicated diet for dinner once every week, the night urinary frequency can be controlled effectively, dropping by 50%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for the urinary system, in particular to a medicinal diet method for treating nocturia. Background technique [0002] Frequent urination refers to the increased frequency of urination caused by various reasons but without pain, also known as frequent urination, it is a symptom that affects sleep and health, and must be treated early. There is currently no specific drug for the treatment of nocturia. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a medicated diet method for treating nocturia. The medicated diet is used to treat nocturia, and 0.2-0.5 catties of cured beaver meat is eaten for dinner. The treatment time for nocturia is short and the effect is remarkable. Detailed ways: [0004] A medicinal food method for treating nocturia, 100-250 grams of cured beaver meat, 25 grams of lard, 10 grams of bean drum, 10 grams of ginger, and 10 grams of garlic. Braised yellow rice ...

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IPC IPC(8): A23L33/00
Inventor 陆超
Owner 陆超
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