【Disclaimer】The images and text are sourced from the internet. If there is any infringement, please contact us for removal! Note: The audio is read by a robot. If the experience is not satisfactory, those with high demands may choose not to listen. Thank you for your understanding. Source: Han Tang Jing Fang Reinheritance In clinical … Read more
The term pulse pattern (mài xiàng) is familiar to many, as it is a concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Through pulse diagnosis (bà mài), practitioners can initially assess a patient’s condition and subsequently provide targeted treatment. There are 28 common pulse patterns in TCM. What are the specific characteristics of these pulse patterns? Let’s … Read more
As the New Year approaches, families gather and indulge in feasting. According to research, the twenty-six commonly used pulse patterns carefully selected by ancient physicians represent a rigorous and scientific combination. They not only reflect various aspects of the changes in the cun (寸) pulse but also provide multiple methods for distinguishing and analyzing complex … Read more
1. Differentiating and analyzing pulse patterns that reflect pulse position can be categorized into four types: first is the fu mai (floating pulse), second is the bu fu bu chen mai (neither floating nor sinking pulse), third is the chen mai (sinking pulse), and fourth is the fu mai (hidden pulse). The method of differentiation … Read more
Qi · Huang · Learning · SocietyMaking Traditional Chinese Medicine More Beautiful | More Interesting | More Relevant to Life Pulse diagnosis is a method where the doctor uses their fingers to press on the patient’s arteries, observing the pulse’s characteristics to understand the patient’s condition and differentiate between syndromes. Diagnosing the Cun (寸) pulse … Read more
1. Analysis of 28 Pulses (Independent Pulse Patterns) ① Pulse patterns primarily characterized by abnormal pulse positions — Floating, Weak, Hollow, Leather, Deep, Hidden, Firm, Short, Long Concept of “abnormal pulse position”: Refers to changes in the position of the pulse body, such as vertical or horizontal shifts. For example: 1) Floating Pulse (Fu Mai): … Read more