Is it pregnancy if there is a pulse on the middle finger?

Traditional Chinese medicine has a very long history in our country. Many diseases can be diagnosed through pulse taking. In life, many people are curious about pulse taking and often observe their own pulse. Some women will find that they have a pulse on their middle finger after pregnancy, and the reaction is relatively strong, which makes everyone very worried. So does a pulse on the middle finger mean pregnancy?

Second, according to outside opinions, everyone thinks that if the baby's fetal heart rate is 140 beats/minute, then it is very likely that the baby is a boy. When the measured fetal heart rate is greater than 140 beats/minute, it is very likely that you are pregnant with a girl. Everyone says that by comparing the fetal heart rates of a boy and a girl, we will find that the girl's fetal heart rate will be higher.

Third, after a woman becomes pregnant, the fetus gradually develops. The fetal heart rate values ​​of fetuses at different stages of development also vary. Generally speaking, for example, when a woman is two months pregnant, the fetal heart rate is about 80 beats per minute. When a woman is three months pregnant, the fetal heart rate will also increase. Changes in fetal heart rate are related to the individual development of the fetus.

The feeling when you take the Xi pulse: It is like a row of bubbles swimming through the patient's blood vessels, passing through your ring finger, middle finger and index finger in turn, at a relatively fast speed, one after another. To put it simply, it is the feeling of a small iron ball rolling over your fingers one by one. The pregnancy pulse can usually be felt 4-6 weeks (forty to fifty days) after menopause.

Diagnosing pregnancy by taking the pulse requires an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner. It can usually be done 4-6 weeks (40 to 50 days) after menopause. However, due to different physical conditions, the time of feeling the pulse may vary. Some may feel the pregnancy earlier, while others may feel it later. It mainly depends on the doctor's experience in labor and delivery.