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Enuresis (involuntary urination) and dribbling, pain in the inguinal region (Shuxi), difficulty in urination with turbid white urine: Qimen (LR14) is indicated. Cold in the Yin Bao (uterus and associated organs) causing dysuria: Chengfu (BL37) is indicated.
Tendon tension with fever, hardness and swelling of the lower abdomen, frequent distension of the lower abdomen, difficulty in urination, coldness of the sacral and thigh regions, pain at the hip joint (Bishu), radiating outward to the hypochondrium and inward constraining the Ba Liao (eight sacral foramina) area: Weizhong (BL40) is indicated. For enuresis/dribbling: Zhongdu (GB39) is indicated. Chest fullness with a bloated sensation; in excess patterns, urinary retention; swelling of the axilla; in deficiency patterns, enuresis; urgency of the feet; palpitations/fearfulness; tendon tension and pain; inability to pass stool or urine; low back pain radiating to the abdomen; inability to bend forward or backward: Weiyang (BL39) is indicated. Lower abdominal distension and urgency with dysuria, rebellious Qi ascending to the vertex: Manggu (EX-HN6) is indicated. Labor-induced Bi syndrome (painful obstruction due to overexertion) with red and difficult urination: Qiangu (SI2) is indicated. Qi stagnation type enuresis with yellow urine: Guanyuan (CV4) and Yinlingquan (SP9) are indicated. (The *Qianjin Fang* states: Irregularity of cold and heat, kidney disease causing inability to bend or extend.) Qi stagnation type enuresis with yellow urine; deficiency of Qi leading to enuresis: Shimen (CV5) is indicated. Difficulty in urination with heat in the urethral orifice; in excess patterns, pain of the abdominal skin; in deficiency patterns, itching: Huiyin (CV1) is indicated.