How can Chinese medicine take the pulse in one place?

This is mainly related to the method of pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine, and the pulse diagnosis of the wrist is inch, guan, and ruler; Guan is the small bone at the protrusion of the carpal joint, the front is inch, and the back is ulnar. The internal organs represented are also different: left hand, cun - heart; Guan – liver; ulnar - kidney (yin); Right hand, inch - lung; Guan-spleen ; Ulnar – kidney (yang).

Therefore, naturally the pulsations may be the same, but the pulses are different.

This is related to the anatomy of the radial artery, because the arterial blood vessels are thick and thin from the heart to the end, so they will feel different beating sensations, which are determined to be a certain pulse through the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. In fact, the pulse of traditional Chinese medicine is not limited to the radial artery, such as the Zhaoyang pulse, carotid artery, abdominal pulse, anti-guan pulse, Renying pulse, auricular vein, middle finger pulse, etc.

The pulse diagnosis is inch, guan, and ruler three, the inch and the upper focus are also divided into floating and sinking to represent different organs, and the guan waiting for the middle focus is also divided into floating and sinking to represent different organs, and the lower focus of the ruler is also divided into floating and sinking to represent different organs, so three pulses can be taken out in one place.

It is separated by the change of blood flow pressure due to the squeezing of the fingers, and the sixth sense of the person is often correct, and your judgment is right, which is introduced in the relevant discussion library.

From the wrist horizontal stripes past the inch ruler represents different visceral organs, through the jump of different parts of the purchase to judge the Hong, stone, string, Shen...

Traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses diseases, and there are four means of hope, smelling, asking, and cutting, which are called four diagnoses. "Cut" means to cut the pulse, and in some places it is also called the pulse. TCM people all know such words: what you know by seeing is the god, what you know by hearing is the sacred, what you ask and knowing is the work, and what you know is the ingenuity.

From the patient's side, there is no perception of seeing and smelling, and asking is also available in Western medicine, and the most intuitive thing is to cut it, so it is logical for patients to think that Chinese medicine must take the pulse when seeing a doctor. From the doctor's point of view, the purpose of the four diagnoses is to fully understand the condition, and it would be irresponsible to abandon the method of taking the pulse and not being able to fully understand the condition.

Therefore, TCM must take the pulse when seeing a patient.

How could a layman learn it?

There's a bit of a deep way in there.

I suggest you give it up.

You really want to feel it.

You can put the index finger, the middle finger, the ring finger on the wrist of the other hand, and you can feel a pulse on the side of the thumb, which is the radial artery, and the rest is not to say that you can explain it clearly.

Satisfaction gives points oh haha.