However when the feelings are too strong, sometimes the problem can be explained as Heart fire. That doesn't have too many of its own symptoms, until some of that fire starts to pour down into the Urinary Bladder and then you've got your bladder infection. So, for one with chronic bladder infections, the first place I go is to the tongue to check to see if the tip is red. Another common tongue presentation in association with bladder infections would be a thick greasy, almost cottage cheesy type tongue coating, kind of yellow in color, especially in the rear of the tongue, toward the throat. This would explain the bladder infection as a problem of dampness and heat.
Damp heat explains many urogenital infections.
A common sign of damp heat infections is that they tend to put out a thick yellow exudate that can smell bad. This explains many yeast infections, bladder infections, and even venereal diseases. This is likely the best explanation for your propensity toward urogenital issues that are damp and hot in character. Al Stone L.Ac.