Lung qi disperses through hundreds of meridians, and blood can be dispersed. The spleen governs the blood and is the source of qi and blood. Only when the blood card has the Yun Yang of spleen can it run smoothly. The liver can store blood and regulate qi and blood to make qi and blood better.
Running, the kidneys can store the essence of the human body. The essence of the human body can produce blood and kidney qi. Kidney qi is the driving force for the activities of various organs and tissues in the human body..."
"It is precisely because of this that the senior Chinese medicine practitioners say that most of the patient's body information can be known by checking the patient's pulse..." Mr. Qin was talking while Sun Hao picked up a pen and paper and quickly took notes.
"Generally speaking, Chinese medicine mainly uses the cun diagnosis method because this method is more accurate."
"The Yellow Emperor's Internal Canon once introduced the universal diagnosis method and the three-part diagnosis method, but these two methods are too complicated. Therefore, in modern times, not many people use such methods. I thought about it, and
I don’t plan to introduce it to you anymore."
"There are two theoretical points in the inch diagnosis method. You must remember these two theoretical points no matter what."
"The first theoretical point is that all the veins in the human body gather in the lungs, and Cunkou is the circulation site of the Taiyin and Lung Meridians of the Hands and Feet. Above the Taiyin and Lung Meridians of the Hands and Feet is the Taiyuan point. That place is where all the meridians intersect.
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"The second theoretical point is that the intestines and stomach are the source of qi and blood for the internal organs. The health of the body is closely related to qi and blood, and the Taiyin and Lung Meridians of the Hands, Foot, and Foot play a regulatory role."
When Mr. Qin mentioned this place, he immediately stopped. He looked at Sun Hao and said, "Next, let me tell you how to help people feel their pulse."
Sun Hao nodded slightly when he heard this. Previously, Mr. Qin just told him the principle. What Mr. Qin is going to tell him next is what he really needs to learn and master.
"The patient should be kept quiet before taking the patient's pulse."
"It is best to ask the patient to find a place to sit down, or to find a place to lie down. The arms should be placed on the same level as the heart, and the palms should also be facing up. Try to keep them as flat as possible, so that the blood flow will be
It will become smoother."
"The Cun pulse is divided into three parts: Cun, Guan, and Chi. If you are taking the pulse of an adult, you should use three fingers to locate it. Use the pads of your fingers to touch the pulse. Should the three fingers be tightly together or should they be farther apart?
Certain adjustments should be made based on the patient's height."
"People who are not yet adults have a narrow pulse area and it is difficult to accommodate three fingers. In this case, use the thumb pulse method to get more accurate results. For children under three years old, you can observe their fingerprints
Instead of cutting the pulse."
"When cutting the pulse, you must use three different finger forces. At the beginning, touch the skin lightly and hard, which is called lifting. Then use a slightly stronger force to touch the patient's muscles. This is called searching. Finally, press down hard.
When touching the muscles and bones, this is called pressing."
"Based on actual needs, TCM doctors can use a finger to press the three parts of the Cun Guan ruler, and press each part three times...
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The method of taking the pulse is very important for doctors of traditional Chinese medicine. It is precisely because of this that Mr. Qin lectures more slowly and carefully, which is completely different from the previous lecture method of three different formulas.
At this time, Sun Hao also carefully remembered everything that Mr. Qin told him.
"When taking the pulse, you must keep your breathing steady and never gasp. In addition, your attitude must be upright and no laughing and joking. More importantly, your attention must be focused on your fingers. Only in this way can you be careful.
To distinguish the pulse condition, each pulse cut must not take less than one minute. Even if you are particularly confident in yourself, it still takes one minute. Of course, this time has a lot to do with the technical level of the traditional Chinese medicine doctor, but it does not matter.
It is possible to achieve a one-to-one correspondence, after all, sometimes there are pulses that must be carefully understood."
"The unpredictable weather may also cause changes in pulse conditions. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners must remember things like this."
"For example, when the weather gets colder, the number of blood vessel constrictions will decrease and the blood flow rate will slow down. When the weather gets hotter, the blood vessels will gradually expand and widen, and the blood flow rate will also accelerate. At this time, the pulse condition will also change accordingly."
"Even extremely subtle and almost imperceptible changes in the external environment may have an impact on the pulse. If it is within the physiological control range, then the pulse is normal. If it exceeds the normal physiological range, then it is pathological."
"If there is interference from external factors, the pulse will become inaccurate."
"At this time, experience will become important. TCM masters with superb skills and many years of experience can easily detect lesions, while those TCM doctors who are not skilled enough and lack experience may not be able to diagnose clearly."
After that, the expression on Mr. Qin's face suddenly became extremely solemn.
Misdiagnosis of such a situation is very harmful to patients. Every Chinese medicine practitioner must do their best to avoid this situation from happening. If you want to cross this threshold, you must not only rely on theory and study hard, but also constantly
Accumulated rich experience in pulse diagnosis.
Sun Hao couldn't help but frowned when he saw this.
He never expected that diagnosing the pulse would be more difficult than the three-character formula he had learned previously. No wonder the Qiezi formula ranked last among the four diagnosis methods of traditional Chinese medicine.
Seeing Sun Hao's cautious expression at this time, Mr. Qin couldn't help but nodded slightly. He nodded slightly and continued talking.
"A healthy adult's pulse should beat four times per breath, with pulses in all three parts of the Cun, Guan and Chi. The Cun pulse is flat and stable, the Guan pulse is gentle and strong, and the Chi pulse is calm and powerful."
"The more common disease pulses are mainly divided into floating pulse, sinking pulse, late pulse, etc..."
"The floating pulse can be felt by pressing it lightly. If you press it hard, you will not be able to feel it. The main characteristic is that the surface of the pulse is relatively shallow..."
"The sinking pulse is the opposite of the floating pulse. You can't feel it at all if you press it lightly. You can only feel it if you press it hard."
"Chi Pulse has a relatively slow pulse, which is mainly characterized by cold syndrome. If the pulse beats more frequently, it means excess cold. If the pulse beats more weakly, it means deficiency cold."
"The three parts of the deficiency pulse and Cun Guan Chi are weak and weak. The main manifestation is deficiency syndrome, which is mostly a deficiency of both qi and blood or a deficiency of qi and blood."
Mr. Qin explained all the twenty-eight common pulse conditions of the human body to Sun Hao in a short period of time. If it were an ordinary person, he would not be able to remember so many things the master said, but Sun Hao acted very indifferently, as if