In the video, the patient raised his hands and stamped his feet, and his whole body was bumpy. In severe cases, the whole body would even bounce up to seven or eight centimeters high. In the video, the patient's body suddenly bounced up, which scared many people.

"This is the case when the patient is on the disease."

After playing the video, Chen Yuan continued to play several photos, including tongue coating, face, etc.

"The patient's complexion was as normal, his color was slightly pale, his spirit was refreshing, and his questions and answers were clear... The right pulse was slightly lined, and the left pulse was completely gone..."

After Chen Yuan finished speaking, Fang Han asked, "What do you think, tell me?"

"The right pulse is on the line, and the left pulse is gone. Except for the cold, the patient's face is normal and his spirit is OK, and his answers are flowing?"

Ye Kai spoke slowly: "This is very strange. In this case, the patient's condition should be quite serious. There is no left pulse and a line of right pulse, which does not seem to be a pulse-free syndrome."

Pulse diagnosis can be said to be an important means of diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine. There is no pulse condition and the qi is like a scattered spring. This is a manifestation of terminal illness in traditional Chinese medicine, and of course there are special ones.

The pulseless disease mentioned by Ye Kai is a type of type. In modern medicine, the main manifestations are that the radial artery in the hand has no pulsation or weakened pulsation, cannot be touched, there is insufficient blood supply to the palm of the hand, generally there is no ischemia necrosis, severe skin coldness, cyanosis and necrosis at the finger end.

The reason for this is that there is no blood flow or slow blood flow in the radial artery and extremely small blood flow. The reason for this is that the proximal artery is blocked or severe stenosis caused by cardiac embolic detachment or large arteritis. The vibrations caused by the blood flow in the heart cannot be transmitted to the radial artery through the artery wall.

However, the patient did not have insufficient blood supply, no symptoms such as ischemic necrosis, and did not meet the current medical definition of pulse-free syndrome.

"Someone here can also say it."
Chapter completed!