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pathological pulse

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Full can be felt at all locations on all levels, long and large giving a feeling of fullness indicates accumulation of excess pathogenis and strong qi
6 yang pulse Healthy lot of qi and xue
empty (xu Mai) forceless indicates def
Weak Ruo mai) felt deep thready and soft. felt in deep level with heavy pressing. Def
Minute (wei mai) extremely thready, weak and barely palpable, uncountable on pressing; weaker than weak and empty
knotted slow pulse with irregular intervals; qi stagnation; excessive yin, cold phlegm blood stasis, food retention and abdominal masses
knotted and floating slow pulse with irregular intervals; coldness blocking the channel--masses
knotted and deep accumulation in interior
knotted and slippery chronic phlegm retention (arthritis)
knotted and wiry qi stagnation; chronic asthma
knotted and weak qi and blood def
dai mai regualar intermittent slow weak and missing beats at regualar intervals. exhaustion of Zang qi and insufficiency
Cu mai hasty yang pulse; rapid beating with irregular intermittence, excess condition food retention etc. severe depletion of yuan qi
Wiry taut, straight and long; liver and gb disease pain, phlegm, old people normally wiry. liver fails to disperse and regulate qi
wiry rapid yang heat syndrome
wiry and tight cold yin syndrome
wiry and slippery phlegm and body fluid retention/est. wind attack as in Bell's Palsy
wire and moderate liver invading spleen/diarrhea
tight tense and forceful like a stretched rope cold syndrome and pain
tight floating ext cold syndrome
tight deep int cold
tight surging due to abscess i.e. pus with fever; infectin
tympanic leather superficial by light toughing; large, taut, and hollow. loss of blood or fluids. insufficient yin and blood causing yang to float up
soggy pulse superficial thready weak and soft; def syndrome and dampness
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