Mechanisms, Characteristics, and Clinical Significance of Deep Pulse

Mechanisms, Characteristics, and Clinical Significance of Deep Pulse

Deep Pulse (Yin): Characteristics: Light pressure does not yield a response, but heavy pressure reveals the pulse. It is insufficient when lifted and excessive when pressed. The location of the deep pulse is deeper than that of a normal pulse, hence it can be understood as a “deep pulse”. The pulse characteristics indicate that the … Read more

The Secrets of Pulse Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Common Pathological Pulse Types (Floating Pulse, Deep Pulse, etc.)

The Secrets of Pulse Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Common Pathological Pulse Types (Floating Pulse, Deep Pulse, etc.)

(1) Deep Pulse 1. Characteristics of the Pulse Light pressure does not respond, heavy pressure causes a response, insufficient when lifted, excessive when pressed (Interpretation: the pulse is relatively deep) 2. Clinical Significance Commonly seen in interior syndromes; strong indicates interior excess, weak indicates interior deficiency; normal pulse can also be observed. Tips: Pathogenic factors … Read more