Ganyu feels the pulse _ Ganyu is good at fortune telling.

Can the doctor tell the disease only by taking the pulse without saying anything?

The key to this problem lies in the concept of "disease".

Modern people's definition of "disease" is mostly the names of various diseases diagnosed by western medicine. The "disease" mentioned by TCM is described in TCM terms. -They are very different.

It is possible for a good TCM doctor to make a "TCM diagnosis" for patients only by taking the pulse, but it is difficult to give an accurate "Western diagnosis". We should know that the diagnosis of western medicine is mostly based on physical and chemical examination data and the results of various instruments, so how can we expect Chinese medicine to give an accurate diagnosis of western medicine according to pulse diagnosis?

Of course, there are also such situations. Experienced Chinese medicine practitioners will estimate the patient's condition in combination with the patient's gender, age, fatness and complexion when taking the pulse. This is because the incidence of some diseases is relatively high at a certain age and size-which is a bit like fortune telling. . . For example, when a fortune teller sees a young man, he will predict that he will ask about his love career, and when he sees a middle-aged woman, he will predict that her husband is mostly cheating or her children are in trouble. . . Without him, he is experienced.

Responsible Chinese medicine practitioners should not be mystifying, seeking fame and reputation, and will definitely consult with four doctors, instead of just seeing a doctor by pulse diagnosis.