niào xuè
Also rendered: Bloody urine (this site; plain, and the two signs are both visible) · Haematuria (the clinical term; Greek where the Chinese is two everyday graphs)
Reviewed · 2026-09
At a glance
Blood in the urine, together with a dribbling block: what the bladder produces when the 胞 shifts heat into it. 溺 is read niào, not nì.
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| This site | bloody urine | 溺 read niào, not nì; the pair 癃溺血 gives obstruction and bleeding together |
| Unschuld | (niào xuè) bloody urine | keeps the transliteration |
| Wiseman | blood in the urine | the same sense, spelled out |
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