I often see the principle that doctor Tai takes the pulse and concubines it in costume movies and TV plays.

When we usually watch TV series, we often see ancient doctors treating women by taking the pulse, and we can also judge whether a woman is pregnant by taking the pulse. In real life, can we really get the result of "pregnancy" by taking the pulse? If so, what is the principle?

How to judge "pregnancy" by taking the pulse? If we look through the chapters on judging pregnancy by pulse in ancient books, we will find that the contents of various accounts are not the same, which shows that ancient doctors in different times may adopt different methods. The current mainstream view is:? The pulse of happiness is slippery.

About slippery pulse, it means that the pulse feeling is smooth, which should mean smooth, like a jade plate with beads rolling. But it should be added here that if you feel the pulse of some young people with abundant blood, you will actually get similar results. In addition, if a woman is slightly obese, her pulse will be similar to a slippery pulse. Therefore, even if you get the result of slippery pulse, you may not really be pregnant.

It is understandable that such a problem arises. Now, pulse diagnosis is essentially a feeling of pulse, and it is very common for different people to have similar situations. This is actually a bit similar to today's stethoscope. You know, stethoscope is only a means used by doctors to make preliminary judgments at present.

Does this mean that the pulse condition can't tell the difference between "pregnancy"? Objectively speaking, it is hard to say. It's all for medical treatment. According to the essence of pulse condition, it is not difficult to find that pulse condition is actually based on experience. If some doctors in ancient times often felt the pulse of pregnant women for a long time, he would probably feel the pulse of pregnant women and judge according to his own experience.

To put it bluntly, the more feeling and experience a doctor has, the more accurate he can be. Then, I wrote medical books through my years of experience and told later doctors that this pulse is a happy one. But because everyone's understanding is different, they may not be able to pay attention to what is the happy pulse. Taking slippery pulse as an example, it is said that the pulse condition is somewhat similar to the feeling that iron balls roll over fingers in turn.

Everyone's senses are different, so this description will be different in practical application. Therefore, beginners are still prone to problems and will not be accurate at once.

Conclusion Therefore, judging "pregnancy" by pulse depends on the strength and speed of pulse, which requires years of experience of doctors. This judgment is not very accurate. Modern medicine relies on hormone detection and imaging technology, which is more direct and accurate, which is why hospitals use hormone detection and imaging technology now.