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MTA Diuretic Information
MTA Diuretic is an herbal pharmaceutical that helps clear heat and promote urination, supporting the reduction of kidney stones. It is used for people with weak kidneys, urinary retention, and difficulty urinating due to kidney stones or urinary tract issues.
Ingredients
Each 5g packet of MTA Diuretic contains 0.5g of concentrated extract equivalent to the following raw herbal weight:
Excipients: Lactose, Aerosil, flavoring agents (E951), flavoring agent (E637) for one packet.
Uses
Helps clear heat, promote urination, and support kidney stone reduction.
For Use By
Individuals with weak kidneys, urinary retention, and difficulty urinating due to kidney stones or urinary tract issues.
Directions
Take 3 times a day after meals.
Note: This product contains no sucrose (sugar), making it suitable for diabetics.
Health Warnings
Storage
Store at room temperature, not exceeding 30°C. Keep away from direct sunlight.
Expiration
36 months from the date of manufacture. The manufacturing date and expiration date are marked on the packaging.
Registration No: 11029/2019/ĐKSP
Quality Control No: 1059/2020/XNQC-ATTP
Urinary Retention (Bí Tiểu)
Urination is the body's way of excreting waste. When a person experiences urinary retention, it can be very uncomfortable and can significantly affect daily life, work, and even threaten one's life.
What is Urinary Retention?
Normally, the human body can urinate voluntarily, with a harmonious contraction of the bladder and relaxation of the bladder neck. Urinary retention occurs when the bladder fills with urine but the person cannot urinate, or can urinate but the bladder does not empty completely, causing frequent feelings of needing to urinate.
Urinary retention mainly affects adults, both men and women, with men being 10 times more likely to experience this condition than women, especially men between the ages of 40 to 80.
Urinary retention is categorized into two types:
Causes of Urinary Retention
Typically, when the bladder contains around 250–350 ml of urine, it stimulates the feeling of needing to urinate. The amount that triggers this urge can vary from person to person. In individuals with urinary retention, the urine is already at a certain level in the bladder but cannot be excreted.
There are many causes of urinary retention. If the bladder wall cannot contract sufficiently, it may be due to a loss of communication with the nervous system that controls urination. Causes of this loss of communication include: spinal cord injury, pelvic fractures, bladder diseases (e.g., cystitis, bladder stones, bladder diverticula, bladder sclerosis, sclerosis of the bladder neck, etc.).
In some cases, bladder stones can move to the bladder neck and block the passage, obstructing the flow of urine. Chronic urethritis leading to fibrosis, narrowing of the urethra due to infection, bacteria, or urethral sclerosis can also cause urinary retention.
In men, urinary retention can also be caused by prostate diseases that press on the bladder neck, such as prostatitis or prostate enlargement. In women, urinary retention can be caused by pelvic diseases that compress the bladder, such as ovarian cysts or fibroids.
Some cases of temporary urinary retention may be due to psychological factors, such as sitting for too long or being in a crowded space.
Symptoms of Urinary Retention
Chronic urinary retention may not show specific symptoms in the early stages. It is usually only noticed when the condition worsens.
Common symptoms of urinary retention include:
Is Urinary Retention Dangerous?
The symptoms of urinary retention can cause the patient to be restless for hours, even daily, leading to poor mental health, insomnia, fatigue, and stress.
If left untreated or if urinary retention recurs frequently, leading to urine retention, it can cause bladder infections. Infected urine that travels upward can lead to kidney infections and kidney failure. Therefore, patients need to seek medical care and get treatment as soon as possible.
Treatment for Urinary Retention
Patients with urinary retention need to have their bladder emptied to release the waste from the body, relieving discomfort and pressure. Afterward, the patient should undergo a thorough examination and necessary tests to diagnose the cause and determine appropriate treatment. During this process, medical instruments must be sterilized to avoid urinary tract infections.
It is essential to treat the underlying causes of urinary retention. Many causes require long-term treatment, so patients need to be patient and follow the doctor's instructions to achieve effective results.
Traditional Medicine Approach
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), urinary retention is categorized as "Long Bi" or "Lung Bi." "Lung" refers to infrequent urination or difficulty urinating. "Bi" refers to the inability to urinate, even a drop.
The herbal formula Tế sinh thận khí thang includes ingredients such as Rehmannia, Honeysuckle flower, Schisandra, Poria, Achyranthes, Dioscorea, Alisma, Plantago, Moutan root, and Cornus. This formula is known for its heat-clearing, damp-dispelling, and diuretic properties. Specifically:
With the application of this herbal formula combined with modern technology meeting GMP standards, MTA Pharmaceutical Company has developed MTA Diuretic, which helps clear heat, promote urination, and support kidney stone reduction. It is very effective for individuals with weak kidneys, urinary retention, and difficulty urinating due to kidney stones or urinary tract issues.
For Maximum Effectiveness
Kết hợp với giải nhiệt => Thanh nhiệt, giải độc
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Bộ sản phẩm dùng cho người Bí tiểu
How to Prevent Urinary Retention
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