For a man, the kidney is a very important organ, and many men are very sensitive to the terms kidney deficiency. In life, the kidney function of most men is not particularly good, and with the continuous development of society, more and more men do not pay attention to their physical condition, which leads to the gradual increase in the burden on the kidneys and inevitably leads to health decline. In fact, a man may not be aware of his physical condition, but the health of the kidneys can be understood simply by going to the restroom. If a man experiences the following three conditions, it indicates that kidney nourishment is needed.
To know whether the kidneys are healthy, just look at the restroom visits. If a man experiences the following three “conditions,” it means kidney nourishment is necessary:
1. Backache and leg weakness
In daily life, many people feel back pain and leg weakness while using the restroom. This could likely be due to kidney problems because the kidneys are connected to our lumbar region. When a man feels back pain and leg weakness, it is possible that kidney issues are the cause, such as a heavy burden on the kidneys or accumulation of toxins and waste in the kidneys. When these issues arise, it is advisable to promptly seek a detailed medical examination.
2. Painful urination
If a man experiences lower back pain during urination, it could be due to prostate or kidney issues. If urine is discharged directly from the urethra during bowel movements, it may indicate problems with the urethra, prostate, and kidneys, leading to painful urination. If the prostate is unhealthy, it can burden the kidneys and cause inflammation. Insufficient kidney qi can also result in lower back pain during urination, requiring prompt medical examination.
3. Weak urine flow
Many men often feel obstructed urination, weak urine flow, and incomplete urination, which should be taken seriously as it may indicate kidney deficiency. In such cases, it is advisable to promptly visit a hospital for a detailed examination to assess whether kidney nourishment is necessary. Heavy physical exertion or illness can also lead to weak urine flow.
