Pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine is one of the important methods for diagnosing diseases, among which the concept of "cun guan chi" is crucial. Cunguan chi refers to the manifestation of pulse in the three parts of the wrist, namely cun, guan, and chi, corresponding to the six organs of the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, spleen, and gate of life.
Generally speaking, the left hand's inch pulse corresponds to the heart and heart envelope, the guan pulse corresponds to the liver and gallbladder, and the ulnar pulse corresponds to the kidney; The inch pulse of the right hand corresponds to the lungs and chest, the guan pulse corresponds to the spleen and stomach, and the chi pulse corresponds to the kidneys (some say the gate of life) and large intestine. By observing the pulse patterns of the inch, guan, and chi parts, one can understand the pathological conditions of the corresponding organs, and thus diagnose and treat diseases.
During pulse diagnosis, doctors will gently press the patient's inch, guan, and chi areas with their fingers to feel the pulse's rhythm. Different diseases will have different pulse patterns in different parts, such as floating pulse indicating disease on the surface, sinking pulse indicating disease on the inside, sliding pulse indicating phlegm and dampness, and string pulse indicating liver qi stagnation.
In addition to the cun guan chi, there is also the saying of "three parts and nine meridians" in pulse diagnosis, which means that the cun kou pulse is divided into three parts: cun, guan, and chi, and each part is further divided into three meridians: floating, middle, and sinking, totaling nine meridians. By observing the changes in the pulse patterns of these three nines, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the internal organs, further improving the accuracy and reliability of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis.
中医脉诊是中医诊断疾病的重要方法之一,其中寸关尺是脉诊中的重要概念。寸关尺是指脉搏在手腕部寸、关、尺三个部位的表现,分别对应心、肝、肾、肺、脾、命门等六个脏腑。
一般来说,左手的寸脉对应心、心包络,关脉对应肝、胆,尺脉对应肾;右手的寸脉对应肺、胸中,关脉对应脾、胃,尺脉对应肾(一说为命门)、大肠。通过观察寸、关、尺三个部位的脉象,可以了解相应脏腑的病变情况,从而进行疾病的诊断和治疗。
在进行脉诊时,医生会用手指轻轻按压患者的寸、关、尺三个部位,感受脉搏的跳动情况。不同的疾病会在不同的部位出现不同的脉象,比如浮脉表示疾病在表,沉脉表示疾病在里,滑脉表示痰湿,弦脉表示肝气郁结等。
除了寸关尺,脉诊还有“三部九候”的说法,即寸口脉分为寸、关、尺三部,每部再分浮、中、沉三候,共九候。通过观察这三九的脉象变化,可以更全面地了解脏腑的情况,进一步提高了中医脉诊的准确性和可靠性。
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