Urinary incontinence is a common side effect of prostatectomy, affecting 6-8% of men who pass through the surgery. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), urinary incontinence is caused by Kidney Yang deficiency.

To demonstrate that patients with post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction, have Kidney-Yang energy deficiency and deficiency on the chakras energy meridians. The treatment of these imbalances on the root level are important for the success on the treatment of this pathology.

One case report, patient named J.D.S, 60-year-old male. The patient had prostate cancer and performed the procedure of prostatectomy. Before performing the procedure, the patient had mild sexual dysfuntion. After he developed urinary incontinence (requiring the use of penis diapers) and had total sexual dysfunction. He received the recommendation from his urologist of Duloxetine use for improvement of urinary incontinence, with no improvement. He started treatment with ancient medical tools. They were: Chinese dietary counselling, auricular acupuncture with apex ear bloodletting, systemic acupuncture and moxibustion. The patient also received measurement of the chakras energy centers, and all seven chakras were in the minimum level (1) out of 8. Treatment with homeopathy and crystal-based medication were initiated to replenish the energy of the chakras.

With the use of these tools, the patient presented cure of the urinary incontinence, recovering the control over his bladder, not requiring the use of penis diapers any longer. After the treatment, the patient also reported to have improvement in his sexual performance, as he could not maintain sexual activity before the energy-based treatment.

Based on this case report, patients with urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction post-cancer prostatectomy have energy imbalances and chakras energy deficiency as the root of the symptoms. The treatment rebalancing these energies and replenishing the chakras energy centers, with high-diluted medications is crucial for the recovery of the symptoms presented after the surgery.