How long does it take for a woman to get pregnant by Chinese medicine?

Some people actively prepare for pregnancy and fantasize every day about getting pregnant as soon as possible. Pregnancy is a very natural thing, and what we hope for most is to confirm the pregnancy as soon as possible. There are many ways to check whether you are pregnant. Some women want to try the Chinese medicine method of taking the pulse to confirm their pregnancy as early as possible through the pulse. So, how early can Chinese medicine diagnosis of pregnancy lead to pregnancy? Let’s take a look below.

China has had the saying of "testing pregnancy by taking the pulse" or "testing pregnancy by checking the pulse" since ancient times. If a pregnant woman's radial pulse is slippery, an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner can make a judgment based on this. So, how early can Chinese medicine detect pregnancy by taking the pulse?

Generally speaking, Chinese medicine judges pregnancy based on four aspects: slippery pulse, amenorrhea, vomiting, and nausea.

1. Check whether there is slippery pulse

A slippery pulse refers to a pulse that feels smooth and round. This is because the blood circulation of pregnant women is affected by pregnancy, which also affects the pulse.

"It feels smooth and round when pressed, like pressing a ball." According to the above method, place the index finger, middle finger and ring finger on the Cun, Guan and Chi parts of the person's pulse. The place where the ring finger is pressed is the "Cun", the middle finger is the "Guan", and the index finger is the "Chi". The words "cun" and "chi" here imply that the one closest to the palm is "cun" and the one farthest is "chi".

If you are pregnant, the ring finger, middle finger and index finger can clearly feel the pulse beating happily, and the pulse beats from "Cun" to "Chi" in sequence like flowing clouds and water. If you are not pregnant, the pulse of "Chi" cannot usually be felt.

To put it simply: if you are pregnant, your ring finger, middle finger and index finger can all clearly feel the cheerful beating of the pulse. If one of the three fingers cannot feel the beating, it means you are not pregnant.

2. Face-to-face consultation.

Whether the other person looks pale.

3. Medical consultation.

Ask when the menstrual period is, whether the menstruation has stopped, whether there are symptoms of nausea and vomiting, etc. Through questioning and observation, you can basically determine whether the other person is pregnant.

4. Generally, when the diagnosis reaches this level, the patient will be advised to undergo a Western medicine pregnancy test to confirm the diagnosis.

How long is the pregnancy? Chinese medicine can tell by taking the pulse

After pregnancy, "slippery pulse" appears, that is, the pulse flows smoothly, like beads rolling on a plate. It usually appears about forty-five days after menopause. Slippery pulse may occur during pregnancy, but it does not necessarily indicate pregnancy. "A normal person's smooth pulse indicates that his or her Ying and Wei are abundant", which means that a normal person's smooth pulse indicates that he or she has abundant Ying and Wei, which is a sign of health.

To determine pregnancy, the woman must be married, living with her husband, with normal menstruation in the past, and this amenorrhea lasting more than 45 days. She must have a typical slippery pulse, a rosy face, fatigue and tiredness like having a cold, swelling in the lower abdomen and breasts, or nausea and vomiting. Only then consider pregnancy. Women may experience slippery pulse during their menstrual period, within three days before or after menstruation, or in the middle of two menstrual periods, which is the ovulation period. Therefore, pregnancy cannot be determined based on pulse alone.

In addition, if a woman is pregnant but does not have a slippery pulse, she will often suffer from miscarriage or premature birth. Television shows and novels often exaggerate the art of taking the pulse, and this is considered literary work. To understand from a literary perspective.