[Application of animal drugs in uro-andrological diseases under the guidance of diversified theories of traditional Chinese medicine].

Animal drugs have been used in the treatment of uro-andrological diseases since ancient times. At present, the clinical use of animal drugs is mostly based on the experience of doctors. From the perspective of the diversified theories of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), this paper summarizes the experience of predecessors in the use of animal drugs, and believes that under the guidance of the TCM theories, the application of animal drugs in the treatment of uro-andrological diseases has achieved multi-dimensional and diversified development, as in the treatment of chronic prostatitis based on the theories of "heat poison", "stasis poison" and "aromatherapy through the orifice", and in the management of ED from the perspective of "kidney deficiency", "qi-blood disharmony" and "collateral disease", which accords with the mainstream thought of current scholars in the differentiation and treatment of uro-andrological diseases. At the same time, it pointed out the problems to be attended to in the clinical use of animal drugs, aiming to provide some reference ideas for the clinical treatment of uro-andrological diseases with animal drugs.