The Exploration Of "Jin Kui Yao Lue" Pulse Method

Pulse-taking is one of the four diagnostic methods, ancient physicians push for priority among priorities. Because of the zero distance contact with patient, zero distance contact disease, grasp the changes in perception of pathogenesis,and let the misdiagnosis rate dropped to the lowest. "Jin Kui Yao Lue" is the earliest extant miscellaneous book,as the same as "Shang Han Lun"’,each chapter with "Distinguish...by pulse and symptoms" for the title, pulse-taking runs through the whole process of diagnosis and treatment and it is related to every aspect of theories, methods, formulas and herbs. Visible Zhongjing extraordinary attention to it, research on Zhongjing pulse method in theory and clinical practice has great guiding role.Up to now. the research on the "Jin Kui Yao Lue" stay at the level of pulse position and pulse condition and pulse method etc., While the pulse self analysis, the expression of the relationship between pulse and pulse changes of yin and Yang and Qi is lack of research. At the same time, analysis the concept and significance of the pulse condition is not clear enough. In view of this, this paper makes a further study on "Jin Kui Yao Lue" pulse method to compensate for some shortcomings.First, this paper combs and discusses the origin of Zhongjing pulse method, through the compare and analysis of the literature of champion pushing books, Bian que, Cang gong, "Huangdi Neijing", "Nan Jing"and "Shanghan Zabing Lun "on pulse method, consider that the core idea of Zhongjing pulse method are the same as them,it is to grasp the changes of nature and body of yin and Yang and Qi. Secondly,through analysis the origin of pulse condition, that pulse condition is a means of expression of change of Qi and Yin and Yang. The name and type of pulse condition is servicing for this expression,and the pulse condition contains a huge amount of information.And let the pulse condition divided into seven elements for structural analysis. Finally, analyse the "Jin Kui Yao Lue" pulse condition.