A patient has dribbling after urination and nocturnal emissions, without dreams. What is the treatment?

The correct choice in this scenario aligns with the treatment of specific urinary and reproductive symptoms often seen in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The symptoms described—dribbling after urination and nocturnal emissions without dreams—suggest underlying issues related to kidney qi or yang deficiency.

The selected treatment includes BL-23 (the Bladder 23 point, associated with the kidneys), GV-4 (the Governing Vessel 4, which also influences kidney function), KI-3 (Kidney 3, a key point for nourishing kidney yin and tonifying kidney qi), CV-4 (Conception Vessel 4, known for its role in strengthening the reproductive organs and vital essence), and BL-52 (a point associated with the kidneys and sexual function).

Each of these points collectively addresses the deficiency of kidney qi and assists in regulating urinary function. The use of BL-23 and GV-4 focuses on strengthening the lower back and kidney function, while KI-3 and CV-4 help nourish and tonify the kidneys. BL-52 supports the healthy functioning of the kidneys and aids in reproductive health.

Thus, this combination is well-suited to address the symptoms presented and supports the overall health of the urinary and reproductive systems, making it an appropriate