re: Yin/fluid deficiency

So I have a TCM diagnosis of severe Liver Yin deficiency - basically I burnt out from over work, over sexual release, wild emotions etc. Yin represents the fluids/moisture of the organs and so a deficiency of Liver Yin means Liver Yang becomes hyperactive - symptoms:

-I have bitter/sour taste in my mouth all day/night as bile and acid come up
-distension in abdomen all day/night (burping non stop with or without food)
-hot energy rushing up to the head (worse when I lay down) as if head is going to explode (head pressure)
-cannot tolerate any warm/hot spices i.e. garlic, chilly, any indian spices, cinnamon, ginger etc as they make all my symptoms worse
-hands/feet sweat all the time
-liver/congestion can feel it on right side by the rib
-loads of anger, frustration, depression, anxiety, resentment
-easily leak prostate fluid when sexually aroused
-ejaculation makes all my symptoms worse as I lose YIN thus causing more YANG hyperactivity.
-insomnia when symptoms are aggravated by hot/warm foods/spices or ejaculation - otherwise can sleep okay
-thirsty all the time
-liver heat burned up fluids
-muscle twitching/tingling (especially feet and face)
-constant urge to masturbate and watch porn

I've used staph all the way up to 50M. Helped dissolve some of the anger.

When I mean YIN I don't mean fluid as in that from drinking water - its the thick moisture of the body that is YIN. Think of YIN as thick prostate fluid or pre-cum or semen like.

Any remedies suggested?

My main point was If the body is DEFICIENT YIN/FLUIDS in various parts how does homeopathy help bring it back? The acid remedies are often prescribed for depletion/exhaustion/dryness etc and there are others like China that is used for depleted fluids BUT how does a sugar pill for example bring back what is deficient in the body?

Or is it that what is missing can only be brought back through diet/supplements/herbs?
[Edited by helpmeplease1 on 2019-10-09 00:52:12]