What does Mai Hyun mean? What does the proverb mean?

Floating pulse, flood pulse, solid pulse, long pulse, short pulse, rui pulse, scattered pulse, sinking pulse, micro pulse, volcanic pulse, weak pulse, void pulse, prison pulse.

Leather pulse, late pulse, slow pulse, knotted pulse, generation pulse, astringent pulse, several pulse, disease pulse, tight pulse, chord pulse, slippery pulse, artery, pulse, pulse, pulse.

Chord pulse: 1) Pulse.

The main characteristic of the string pulse is that the pulse is straight and long, straight up and down, like a bowstring. There are no specific requirements for the position and number of pulses. The pulse position can float or sink, and the number can be fast or slow.

A typical string pulse should be full and strong, but there can also be a string and weak pulse. The veins may or may not be thin, or large, but they must be long.

2) Similar veins.

The strings and the length are often mixed because the veins are long. The main characteristic of long veins is that the veins are long and too primary. Although the string pulse is also long, the main characteristic is that the pulse is as straight as a bowstring, straight up and down, and the pulse is stronger than long.

3) Pulse and main disease.

The string is the yin vein of the yang. Its veins are the blood veins of urgency, lack of rush and Shuda, so the strings are the veins of yin in yang.

The softness of the meridians, the warmth of the yang energy, and the nourishment of the yin blood. When the yang energy or yin blood is insufficient, the pulse is out of temperature and nourishing and urgent, it is a string. Or because the qi is not smooth, the evil qi is blocked, and the qi and blood cannot be unobstructed, and the pulse can also lose the warmth of yang qi and the nourishment of yin blood.

Therefore, Zhongjing said that "the string is subtracted". "The Essentials of the Diagnosis" says: "The strings are the convergence of blood and qi, the yin in the yang, or the cold between the meridians."

The strings are different due to the strength of their pulses...

Dizzy.. He's talking about the pulse. The chord vein is the main hepatobiliary disease, and the general hepatobiliary disease will appear in this vein.

Your liver is on fire, and your gallbladder is thickened, so it's not surprising that strings appear.

The main focus of the string pulse in Chinese medicine is the following diseases:

1.Pain. 2.Blood stasis.

3.Hepatobiliary diseases.

4.Mood swings.

Depending on your symptoms, consider that the liver is caused by poor mood and qi stagnation. ** While abstaining from greasy, spicy products on the diet. It's important to stay in a good mood.

Good luck with a speedy **.

What she said was not good, but there was nothing wrong with this, just pay more attention to your emotions.

In the pulse theory of traditional Chinese medicine, inch, guan, and ruler are all pulse terms. The left hand waits for the heart, the pulse waits for the liver, and the ulnar pulse waits for the kidney; The right hand is waiting for the lungs, the guan pulse is waiting for the spleen and stomach, and the ulnar pulse is waiting for the door. In general, it is the principle of "the upper inch pulse waits for the upper part of the body, and the lower ulnar pulse waits for the lower part of the body (the lower part of the body)".

Depression is the manifestation of depression in the pulse, which is usually manifested as emotional stagnation and cannot be overcome, and weak pulse is more common in the deficiency of qi and blood. Therefore, the pulse is left and depressed, and the two inches are weak, indicating that the liver qi is stagnant and the heart and lung function is impaired.

The pulses on both sides of the hands are not beating strongly, that's right.

The position of the two hands is called "inch", "guan" and "ruler" respectively in traditional Chinese medicine. There are six positions in the left and right hands, which are "in charge" of the five organs of the human body. TCM physicians diagnose the disease based on the different pulses in these six locations.

Proverbs, i.e., superstitious people refer to words that are fulfilled after the fact.

Your condition is considered to be a manifestation of the problem of cold and dampness in the body. You can ask a Chinese medicine doctor to take a look and choose traditional Chinese medicine such as Stomach Ling Soup, Huopu Xia Ling Soup, etc. Avoid eating raw, cold, hard and fatty foods, avoid overeating, and eat a full eight-point diet.

Strengthen physical activity to keep your mood up.

"The Book of Sui: The Biography of Li Ge": "The continuous accumulation (lěi) is not out of the shape of the moon dew; The backlog of cases is only the state of the storm. ”

During the Sui Dynasty, there was a calledLeeHe was erudite, good at debating, and very well written. Emperor Wen of Sui admired Li Ge very much when he was prime minister and had a deep friendship with him. After Emperor Wen of Sui ascended the throne, Li Ge was slowly promoted, and later served as the secretary of the imperial court and the imperial historian.

In the process of managing the documents, Li Ge found that most of the best chapters and literati articles at that time were too ornate in their words, empty and exaggerated, unrealistic, and did not pay attention to solving substantive problems. Li Ge was very opposed to this flashy style of writing, and decided to write to Emperor Wen of Sui, asking for an explicit ban. After writing the piece, he read it carefully and felt that he had made everything he needed to say clear.

The next day, he handed it over.

Emperor Wen of Sui couldn't help nodding when he saw Li Ge's recital, because at that time, Emperor Wen of Sui also felt that the beautiful style of writing often became the beginning of misunderstanding. When he saw that "the pages are endless, and the shape of the moon dew does not appear; The backlog of cases is only the state of the storm", I thought: Indeed.

An article, a box of case files, is written and written without leaving the wind and the moon, and it is long and cumbersome. Now so many people only pay attention to the accumulation of rhetoric, but the content is empty, this is obviously the performance of chasing fame and fortune, and in the long run, it will become a disaster!

So Emperor Wen of Sui ordered: Tell the world about Li Ge's "Please Write the Text". If in the future, if you deliberately pursue a gorgeous style of writing, you will be strictly investigated.

This is the origin of the idiom "continuous and continuous". Nowadays, people use the term "continuous" to describe a narrative that is lengthy or has a lot of text. From this idiom story, we learn that writing an article does not have to be overly flamboyant, but should focus on expressing real thoughts and practices.

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The term "insight into the crux of the matter" originally refers to the practitioner's ability to discern the location of the disease and the process of the lesion, and is used exclusively in the treatment of diseases. It is now used as a metaphor to have a sharp eye, to be able to see the essence of the problem through the phenomenon.

This canon is from the "Historical Records: Bian Que Canggong Biography": "Chang Sang Jun) is out of his arms to give Bian Que ...... Chinese medicineBian Que drank medicine for 30 days with his words, and saw the people of the wall. In this way, the crux of the five organs can be seen, and the diagnosis of the pulse is the name. ”

Legend has it that in the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a famous doctor named Chang Sangjun, who had been in a relationship with Bian Que (surnamed Qin, named Yueren) for more than ten years, and Bian Que was very respectful to him. Chang Sangjun passed the secret prescription to Bian Que, and also handed a packet of medicine to Bian Que, saying: "You can use the water that fell from the sky and has not yet landed to take the medicine, and take it for thirty days, and you can cure people's diseases."

Bian Que took medicine for thirty days in a row according to the requirements of Changsang Jun's number of transport belts, and sure enough, a miracle occurred, he was able to see the person next door from the door; He then devoted himself to the study of medical science, treating patients, and by touching patients, he was able to clearly identify the diseased parts of the patients' internal organs.