Pulse Diagnosis NESA
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Superficial/floating pulse generally means | External problem
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XS type Superficial/floating pulse means | OPI invasion
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DEF type Superficial/floating pulse means | Floating Yang, general deficiency
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Deep/sinking pulse generally means | Internal problem
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XS type Deep/sinking pulse means | Internal cold, Qi or Blood stagnation
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DEF type Deep/sinking pulse means | Qi a/o Blood deficiency
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Fast/rapid pulse generally means | Heat
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XS type Fast/rapid pulse means | Full Heat
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DEF type Fast/rapid pulse means | Any Deficiency
Yang (Floating)
Yin (Deep)
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Slow pulse generally means | Cold
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XS type Slow pulse means | Excess Cold
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DEF type Slow pulse means | Yang Deficiency, Qi Deficiency in blood
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Empty/deficient pulse generally means | Deficiency of Qi a/o Blood
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SLOW type Full/Excess pulse means | Excess Cold & Strong Vital Qi
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FAST type Full/Excess pulse means | Excess Heat & Strong Vital Qi
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Thin/thready pulse generally means | Deficiency of Qi & Blood or Yin & Blood
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Thin/thready & STRONG pulse means | Damp/ Phlegm obstruction of Qi & Blood
Pain/ Cold Attack
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Wide/big pulse generally means | Excess (Strong Patho)/ Deficiency
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EMPTY Wide/big pulse means | Deficiency of Qi (SP) a/o Blood
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DISTINCT Wide/big pulse means | Excess Heat in Yang Ming (ST/LI), pulse is rapid too
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Slippery/rolling pulse generally means | Excess
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Slippery/rolling pulse specifically means | Phlegm/Excess Damp
Food Stagnation
Pregnancy
Phlegm/ Fluid Retention
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Wiry pulse generally means | Stagnation (Qi)
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Wiry pulse specifically means | LV/GB disorder (Yang rising, Qi Stag)
Pain/ Stagnation Food/ Phlegm/ Fluid
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Tight pulse generally means | Excess
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Tight pulse specifically means | Excess cold
Stagnation b/c Cold/Phlegm
Pain (interior, Cold type)
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Flooding/surging pulse generally means | Heat/Excess
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Flooding/surging pulse specifically means | Excess Heat injuring Fluids or Yin
Imminent Qi collapse (floating)
Deficiency Heat
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Soft/soggy pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Soft/soggy pulse specifically means | Pathogenic Damp
Any Deficiency (Blood, Essence, Yin)
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Weak/frail pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Weak/frail pulse specifically means | Deficiency of Qi, Blood or Yang
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Difference between a soft/soggy and a weak/frail pulse is | Depth, soft is more superficial, weak is deep
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Minute/ Faint pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Minute/ Faint pulse specifically means | Severe Def. of Qi, Blood
Yang Collapse
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Minute/ Faint pulse is felt at which level | Any level, heavy pressure will push through it
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Long pulse generally means | Excess
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Long pulse specifically means | Strong vitality,
Tight/wiry means Excess (heat)
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Short pulse generally means | Deficiency
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XS Short pulse means | Stagnation/blockage
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DEF Short pulse means | Qi Deficiency
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Irregular/intermittent pulse generally means | Deficiency, regularly irregular (pattern of skipped beats)
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Irregular/intermittent pulse specifically means | Yin organ exhaustion, HT disharmony, Shock/trauma disorder
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Choppy/rough/hesitant pulse generally means | Deficiency/Stasis, irregular
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XS Choppy/rough/hesitant pulse means | Qi a/o Blood Stagnation
Food/ Phlegm Stag
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DEF Choppy/rough/hesitant pulse means | Blood & Jing Deficiency
Fluid loss after sweating/vomiting
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Swift/ Hasty/Abrupt/Hurried pulse generally means | Heat agitating Qi & Blood, irregular
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XS Swift/ Hasty/Abrupt/Hurried pulse means | Hyper Yang Activity
Excess Heat/ Phlegm Heat
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DEF Swift/ Hasty/Abrupt/Hurried pulse means | Deficiency HT Fire/ HT Qi
Yin Deficiency
Possible imminent collapse (Yin)
Phthisis
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Knotted pulse generally means | Cold (Excess Yin)
irregular
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XS Knotted pulse means | Obstruction of Qi & Blood b/c Cold or Cold Phlegm
HT Blood Stasis
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DEF Knotted pulse means | HT Qi/ Blood Deficiency
Blood Deficiency
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Leather pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Leather pulse specifically means | Severe KD Jing Deficiency
External Cold (Wei Qi response)
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Firm/prison pulse generally means | Internal Excess Cold
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Firm/prison pulse specifically means | Internal Excess Cold accumulation
(mass, hernia)
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Hollow pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Hollow pulse specifically means | Sudden Blood loss
Severe Yin Deficiency
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Scattered pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Scattered pulse specifically means | Severe Qi & Blood Deficiency
KD Yang floating away
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Hidden pulse generally means | Deficiency
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Hidden pulse specifically means | Extreme KD Yang Deficiency
L.O.C.
Severe Pain/ Stagnation
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Moving/”Spinning Bean” pulse specifically means | shock/anxiety/trauma/Pain
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Moderate Pulse Means | Sp Qi deficiency
Wind/ Damp Attack
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SLOW Pulse Generally Means | Cold Syndrome
Internal Heat (Forceful)
Abd Mass
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Rapid Intermittent (Running) Pulse | Hyper Yang/ Excess Heat
Blood/ Phlegm/ Qi Stagnation
Rebellion
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