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Pathological Pulse

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Surging Broad, large and forceful and then fading awy. excessive yang (heat) exterior febrile disease also int heat of Zang fu
Surging Weak Yang floating out due to exhaustion of the vital Qi in Chronic disease at Critical stage
Surging Cun Heat in Chest, heart channel. red eyes, mouth sores, headache and/or irritability
Surging Guan Acid reflux
Surging Chi Yin def with Yin def fire
Big pulse Broad and large. Harmonized if big in all three positions
Big Forceful Rapid excessive evil
Big and weak Deficiency of upright Qi
Thready pulse Feels like fine thread, distinct clear. Qi Blood and Yin def. Cold, extremity pain and dampness
Thready Floating Yang Def
Thready and deep Interior
Thready and Moderate Dampness obstruction in the middle jiao
Thready wiry and tight cold or extremity pain
Long pulse Longer than normal; Yang syndrome, excess syndrome and heat
Long Surge Rapid Yang toxicity
Long Wiry LV Qi stagnation live fire or liver fire with phlegm
Long and Gentle Normal
Short Pulse Only distinct at cun or quan. Qi disease collapse yang, qi deficiency hemorrhage retention of phlegm, food retention and obstruction due to blood stasis
Short and forceful Qi stagnation
Short and weak Qi def
Created by: Yoshinao
 

 



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