How Chinese medicine differentiates a burning or stinging sensation during urination into the four patterns you'll actually meet in practice, and the points for each. Distinct from this site's own UTI and Interstitial Cystitis pages. Acupuncture only — no herbs.
Acupuncture points traditionally used for urinary burning — 8 key points, used across the patterns below rather than tied to just one.
| Point | Key action |
|---|---|
| SP-9 | Regulates the Spleen. Resolves Dampness. Opens the Water passages. Benefits the Lower Burner. |
| REN-3 | Resolves Dampness from the Lower Burner. Promotes the Bladder function of Qi transformation. |
| LR-2 | Drains Liver-Fire and subdues Liver-Yang. Resolves Damp-Heat in the genitourinary system. |
| GB-34 | Promotes the smooth flow of Liver-Qi. Resolves Damp-Heat in Liver and Gall Bladder. |
| HT-8 | Clears Heart-Fire, Heart Empty-Heat and Heart Phlegm-Fire. Benefits the Bladder. Regulates the Uterus and lifts sinking Qi. |
| REN-4 | Regulates the Small Intestine. Nourishes Blood and Yin. Strengthens the Kidneys. |
| KI-3 | Tonifies the Kidneys (both Yin and Yang). Calms the Mind. Benefits Essence. |
| KI-6 | Nourishes Kidney-Yin. Calms the Mind. Invigorates the Yin Stepping Vessel. |
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