What is Slippery Pulse?

Huá Mài · 滑脈 · Pulse Diagnosis

A pulse that feels smooth, rounded, and rolls under the finger like pearls in a dish. It often suggests phlegm, dampness, food stagnation, or pregnancy.

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Slippery Pulse belongs to the Pulse Diagnosis group of Traditional Chinese Medicine terminology. Browse the full TCM glossary or the related terms below.

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What is Slippery Pulse in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

A pulse that feels smooth, rounded, and rolls under the finger like pearls in a dish. It often suggests phlegm, dampness, food stagnation, or pregnancy.

What category does Slippery Pulse belong to?

Slippery Pulse is part of the Pulse Diagnosis group of TCM concepts.

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