What are the symptoms of yang deficiency and yin deficiency

In daily life, most people have some differences in distinguishing between the two phenomena of yang deficiency and yin deficiency. The causes of these two symptoms have a lot to do with life and diet, and the methods of physical conditioning are also different. The yang deficiency and yin deficiency we are talking about are both related to the kidneys. If the kidneys are deficient, the functions of various internal organs in the body will be affected, and the body will lose immunity and balance. The symptoms of yang deficiency and yin deficiency are respectively manifested as low back pain, fatigue, and physical weakness. So what should we do!

Common clinical symptoms of kidney yin deficiency and kidney yang deficiency include low back pain, soreness of waist and knees, tinnitus and deafness, changes in sexual function, loose teeth, burnt hair and loss, and weak radial pulse.

The difference between the two: Kidney Yin deficiency also has symptoms of Yin deficiency fever, such as weight loss, thirst in the five hearts, hot flashes, night sweats, nocturnal emissions in men, metrorrhagia or amenorrhea in women, and even infertility. Other symptoms include dry throat and mouth, red tongue with little fluid, and thin and rapid pulse.

Kidney yang deficiency also has symptoms of yang deficiency causing cold, such as fear of cold, cold body, cold hands and feet, pale complexion, spermatorrhea and impotence in men, infertility or decreased libido due to uterine cold in women, or edema of limbs and oliguria, or clear and long urination and frequent urination at night, plump and tender tongue, pale tongue with white coating, slow and weak pulse, etc.

Since we don't know your age, gender and other details, Chinese medicine is a comprehensive diagnosis based on observation, auscultation, questioning and palpation. So it is difficult to make a hasty judgment here. I can only provide general information for reference only.

Personally, I think your symptoms are mostly manifestations of internal cold deficiency, namely yang deficiency, qi deficiency, and functional decline. As for dizziness and tinnitus, if they are too severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an X-ray to rule out organic diseases such as ear, nose, and nerves.

Personally, I prefer the combination of Chinese and Western medicine: Western medicine treats the symptoms, while Chinese medicine treats the root cause. But no matter what, you should first confirm the diagnosis before deciding on a treatment plan. It is better not to treat yourself blindly.

Regarding the symptoms of yang deficiency and yin deficiency, in addition to those introduced above, patients are divided into male and female. Women will suffer from uterine cold and infertility, while men will suffer from nocturnal emission, impotence and premature ejaculation. The diagnosis of these two diseases are similar. While treating them, nursing work should be done well. It is recommended that you do more exercise to improve your resistance to obesity and other diseases.