Pulse Diagnosis
Tongue Diagnosis
Face & Body Signs
A child had a fever due to food stagnation, and after the mother took appropriate measures, she recorded the changes in tongue coating from fever to recovery. sdfd sdfd sdfd sdfd sdfd Before discussing tongue coating, let’s review what food stagnation is.Food stagnation occurs when the food consumed exceeds the body’s digestive capacity, leading to … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnostics, pulse diagnosis (mài zhěn) is an extremely important diagnostic method, and it is the core technique of palpation diagnosis (qiè zhěn). It infers the health status and nature of diseases by feeling the changes in the pulse of the patient. The magic of pulse diagnosis lies in its ability … Read more
Clinical Palpation Diagnosis and Applications—-QingmuWith years of clinical experience and continuous learning and communication, I summarize the abdominal diagnosis in palpation, excluding pulse diagnosis, as follows. Some of this knowledge is learned from books, while some is gained through mutual exchange, and I will not specify the original sources here. Some are also my personal … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is divided into literary and martial practices. In earlier times, only those who could accurately assess the pulse were honored with the title “Master”. The practice of observing color, palpating the pulse, and prescribing herbs required a deep understanding of literature and the ability to interpret the nuances of text, embodying … Read more
Introduction: As the author states, pulse diagnosis is not merely about taking the pulse, but rather “using the hands to closely examine the patient’s body to diagnose diseases.” From this perspective, the experiences listed in the text are the author’s insights. Accordingly, we need to learn more about pulse diagnosis through books and clinical practice.Pulse … Read more
1. Comprehensive Holographic Diagnosis 1 Through facial color diagnosis 1. Yellow: Indicates potential issues with the spleen and stomach, and digestive system; 2. White: Indicates potential issues with the lungs and respiratory system; 3. Red: Indicates potential issues with the cardiovascular system; 4. Blue: Indicates potential issues with the liver and gallbladder, and immune system; … Read more
II. Palpation Palpation is a diagnostic method in which the physician directly touches and presses certain areas of the patient’s body to understand local abnormal changes, thereby inferring the location, nature, and severity of the disease. (1) Methods and Significance of Palpation 1. Methods ① Position: During palpation, the patient should be seated or lying … Read more
Pulse Diagnosis 1. The pulse is the residence of blood, connecting all parts of the body. The radial artery at the wrist is the main point of diagnosis. The pulse is taken at the high bone, hence the name “Guan” (关), which is measured at the cun (寸) and chi (尺). The fish (鱼) refers … Read more
Practice Questions 1.The method of seeking is（ ） A)The doctor applies pressure with fingers from light to heavy, pressing into the muscle, and adjusts the appropriate finger strength to push left and right B)The doctor uses light finger techniques to take the pulse C)The method of pulse diagnosis using three fingers simultaneously D)The method of … Read more
Pulse diagnosis includes two parts: pulse examination and palpation. Pulse examination involves feeling the pulse; palpation is the method of touching, pressing, and feeling certain areas of the patient’s body to understand the internal changes of diseases or surface reactions, thereby obtaining diagnostic information. 1. Pulse Diagnosis Pulse diagnosis is a method where the practitioner … Read more