Guest guest Posted November 23, 2000 Report Posted November 23, 2000 Chip I read the JCM article you wrote on bitter herbs (#63). Do you actually see floating pulse in your patients with common cold? I rarely do. I always assumed this was because most patients have chronic disorders that mask the pulse with chronic indications. But perhaps the absence of the fu mai means that what I often suspect is true, which is that most of my cold patients do not have exterior symptoms. In some cases, they may have latent pathogens exteriorizing or perhaps direct shaoyang strike. -- Chinese Herbal Medicine Quote
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2000 Report Posted November 23, 2000 I read the JCM article you wrote on bitter herbs (#63). Do you actuallysee floating pulse in your patients with common cold? I rarely do. >>>Me too. I always assumed that they pulse shows the patients underlying condition primarily alon Quote
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