心实
左手寸口人迎以前脉阴实者，手厥阴经也。病苦闭，大便不利，腹满，四肢重，身热，苦胃胀，刺三里。
心虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉阴虚者，手厥阴经也。病苦悸恐，不乐，心腹痛，难以言，心如寒，状恍惚。
小肠实
左手寸口人迎以前脉阳实者，手太阳经也。病苦身热，热来去，汗出（一作汗不出）而烦，心中满，身重，口中生
疮。
小肠虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉阳虚者，手太阳经也。病苦颅际偏头痛，耳颊痛。
心小肠俱实
左手寸口人迎以前脉阴阳俱实者，手少阴与太阳经俱实也。病苦头痛，身热，大便难，心腹烦满，不得卧，以胃气
不转，水谷实也。
心小肠俱虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉阴阳俱虚者，手少阴与太阳经俱虚也。病苦洞泄苦寒，少气，四肢寒，肠 。
肝实
左手关上脉阴实者，足厥阴经也。病苦心下坚满，常两胁痛，自忿忿如怒状。
肝虚
左手关上脉阴虚者，足厥阴经也。病苦胁下坚，寒热，腹满，不欲饮食，腹胀，悒悒不乐，妇人月经不利，腰腹痛。
胆实
左手关上脉阳实者，足少阳经也。病苦腹中气满，饮食不下，咽干，头重痛，洒洒恶寒，胁痛。
胆虚
左手关上脉阳虚者，足少阳经也，病苦眩、厥、痿，足指不能摇， 坐不能起，僵仆，目黄，失精，KT KT 。
肝胆俱实
左手关上脉阴阳俱实者，足厥阴与少阳经俱实也。病苦胃胀，呕逆，食不消。
肝胆俱虚
左手关上脉阴阳俱虚者，足厥阴与少阳经俱虚也。病苦恍惚，尸厥不知人，妄见，少气不能言，时时自惊。
肾实
左手尺中神门以后脉阴实者，足少阴经也。病苦膀胱胀闭，少腹与腰脊相引痛。
左手尺中神门以后脉阴实者，足少阴经也。病苦舌燥，咽肿，心烦，嗌干，胸胁时痛，喘咳，汗出，小腹胀满，腰
背强急，体重骨热，小便赤黄，好怒好忘，足下热疼，四肢黑，耳聋。
肾虚
左手尺中神门以后脉阴虚者，足少阴经也。病苦心中闷，下重，足肿不可以按地。
膀胱实
左手尺中神门以后脉阳实者，足太阳经也。病苦逆满，腰中痛，不可俯仰，劳也。
膀胱虚
左手尺中神门以后脉阳虚者，足太阳经也。病苦脚中筋急，腹中痛引腰背，不可屈伸，转筋，恶风，偏枯，腰痛，
外踝后痛。
肾膀胱俱实
左手尺中神门以后脉阴阳俱实者，足少阴与太阳经俱实也。病苦脊强反折，戴眼，气上抢心，脊痛，不能自反侧。
肾膀胱俱虚
左手尺中神门以后脉阴阳俱虚者，足少阴与太阳经俱虚也。病苦小便利，心痛，背寒，时时少腹满。
肺实
右手寸口气口以前脉阴实者，手太阴经也。病苦肺胀，汗出若露，上气喘逆，咽中塞，如欲呕状。
肺虚
右手寸口气口以前脉阴虚者，手太阴经也。病苦少气不足以息，嗌干，不朝津液。
大肠实
右手寸口气口以前脉阳实者，手阳明经也。病苦腹满，善喘咳，面赤身热，喉咽（一本作咽喉）中如核状。
大肠虚
右手寸口气口以前脉阳虚者，手阳明经也。病苦胸中喘，肠鸣，虚渴唇口干，目急，善惊，泄白。
肺大肠俱实
右手寸口气口以前脉阴阳俱实者，手太阴与阳明经俱实也。病苦头痛，目眩，惊狂，喉痹痛，手臂卷，唇吻不收。
肺大肠俱虚
右手寸口气口以前脉阴阳俱虚者，手太阴与阳明经俱虚也。病苦耳鸣嘈嘈，时妄见光明，情中不乐，或如恐怖。
脾实
右手关上脉阴实者，足太阴经也。病苦足寒胫热，腹胀满，烦扰不得卧。
脾虚
右手关上脉阴虚者，足太阴经也。病苦泄注，腹满，气逆，霍乱呕吐，黄胆，心烦不得卧，肠鸣。
胃实
右手关上脉阳实者，足阳明经也。病苦腹中坚痛而热，（《千金》作病苦头痛）汗不出，如温疟，唇口干，善哕，乳
痈，缺盆腋下肿痛。
胃虚
右手关上脉阳虚者，足阳明经也。病苦胫寒，不得卧，恶寒洒洒，目急，腹中痛，虚鸣（《外台》作耳虚鸣），时寒
时热，唇口干，面目浮肿。
脾胃俱实
右手关上脉阴阳俱实者，足太阴与阳明经俱实也。病苦脾胀腹坚，抢胁下痛，胃气不转，大便难，时反泄利，腹中
痛，上冲肺肝，动五脏，立喘鸣，多惊，身热，汗不出，喉痹，精少。
脾胃俱虚
右手关上脉阴阳俱虚者，足太阴与阳明经俱虚也。病苦胃中如空状，少气不足以息，四逆寒，泄注不已。
肾实
右手尺中神门以后脉阴实者，足少阴经也。病苦痹，身热，心痛，脊胁相引痛，足逆热烦。
肾虚
右手尺中神门以后脉阴虚者，足少阴经也。病苦足胫小弱，恶风寒，脉代绝，时不至，足寒，上重下轻，行不可以
按地，少腹胀满，上抢胸，胁痛引肋下。
膀胱实
右手尺中神门以后脉阳实者，足太阳经也。病苦转胞，不得小便，头眩痛，烦满，脊背强。
膀胱虚
右手尺中神门以后脉阳虚者，足太阳经也。病苦肌肉振动，脚中筋急，耳聋忽忽不闻，恶风，飕飕作声。
肾膀胱俱实
右手尺中神门以后脉阴阳俱实者，足少阴与太阳经俱实也。病苦癫疾，头重，与目相引痛厥，欲起走，反眼。大风，
多汗。
肾膀胱俱虚
右手尺中神门以后脉阴阳俱虚者，足少阴与太阳经俱虚也。病苦心痛，若下重不自收，篡反出，时时苦洞泄，寒中
泄，肾、心俱痛。一说云∶肾有左右，而膀胱无二。今用当以左肾合膀胱，右肾合三焦。
心实
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阴实者，属于手厥阴心包经。患者痛苦于二便闭塞，大便不通利，腹部胀满，四肢沉重，身体发热，胃部胀闷不适，治疗应针刺足三里穴。
心虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阴虚者，属于手厥阴心包经。患者痛苦于心悸惊恐，心情不悦，心腹疼痛，难以言语，心中感觉寒冷，神志恍惚不定。
小肠实
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阳实者，属于手太阳小肠经。患者痛苦于身体发热，热势时来时去，出汗（另一版本作不出汗）且心烦，心胸痞满，身体沉重，口腔内生疮疡。
小肠虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阳虚者，属于手太阳小肠经。患者痛苦于头部两侧偏头痛，耳部和面颊疼痛。
心与小肠俱实
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阴阳俱实者，属于手少阴心经与手太阳小肠经均实证。患者痛苦于头痛，身体发热，大便困难，心腹部烦闷胀满，无法安卧，这是因为胃气不运转，水谷停滞积聚所致。
心与小肠俱虚
左手寸口人迎以前脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于手少阴心经与手太阳小肠经均虚证。患者痛苦于腹泻不止，畏寒怕冷，气短乏力，四肢发凉，肠道功能紊乱（原文“肠 ”此处疑有脱字，通常指肠鸣或下利）。
肝实
左手关上脉象阴实者，属于足厥阴肝经。患者痛苦于心下坚硬胀满，经常两胁疼痛，情绪常像发怒一样愤懑不平。
肝虚
左手关上脉象阴虚者，属于足厥阴肝经。患者痛苦于胁下坚硬，寒热往来，腹部胀满，不想饮食，腹胀，心情抑郁不乐，妇女月经不调，腰腹痛。
胆实
左手关上脉象阳实者，属于足少阳胆经。患者痛苦于腹中气机壅滞胀满，饮食不下，咽喉干燥，头部沉重疼痛，阵阵恶寒，胁肋疼痛。
胆虚
左手关上脉象阳虚者，属于足少阳胆经。患者痛苦于眩晕、厥逆、痿证，脚趾不能摇动，坐起困难，突然僵倒，目黄，遗精，精神恍惚（原文“KT KT”为古籍传抄异体或残缺，意指神情不定或惊惕）。
肝与胆俱实
左手关上脉象阴阳俱实者，属于足厥阴肝经与足少阳胆经均实证。患者痛苦于胃脘胀满，呕吐逆气，食物不消化。
肝与胆俱虚
左手关上脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于足厥阴肝经与足少阳胆经均虚证。患者痛苦于神志恍惚，尸厥不知人事，幻觉妄见，气短不能言语，时常自我惊骇。
肾实
左手尺中神门以后脉象阴实者，属于足少阴肾经。患者痛苦于膀胱胀闭，小腹部与腰脊相互牵引疼痛。
左手尺中神门以后脉象阴实者，属于足少阴肾经。患者痛苦于舌燥，咽喉肿痛，心烦，咽干，胸胁时时疼痛，气喘咳嗽，出汗，小腹胀满，腰背强直急痛，身体沉重骨节发热，小便赤黄，易怒健忘，足底发热疼痛，四肢肤色发黑，耳聋。
肾虚
左手尺中神门以后脉象阴虚者，属于足少阴肾经。患者痛苦于心胸憋闷，下肢沉重，足部肿胀不能着地。
膀胱实
左手尺中神门以后脉象阳实者，属于足太阳膀胱经。患者痛苦于气逆胀满，腰部疼痛，不能俯仰，因劳累而诱发。
膀胱虚
左手尺中神门以后脉象阳虚者，属于足太阳膀胱经。患者痛苦于脚部筋脉拘急，腹部疼痛牵引腰背，不能屈伸，转筋，恶风，半身不遂，腰痛，外踝后方疼痛。
肾与膀胱俱实
左手尺中神门以后脉象阴阳俱实者，属于足少阴肾经与足太阳膀胱经均实证。患者痛苦于脊柱强直反折，眼睛上视不能转动，气上冲心，脊痛，不能自行翻身侧卧。
肾与膀胱俱虚
左手尺中神门以后脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于足少阴肾经与足太阳膀胱经均虚证。患者痛苦于小便频数，心痛，背部寒冷，时时小腹胀满。
肺实
右手寸口气口以前脉象阴实者，属于手太阴肺经。患者痛苦于肺胀，汗出如淋浴状，上气喘逆，咽喉阻塞，好像要呕吐的样子。
肺虚
右手寸口气口以前脉象阴虚者，属于手太阴肺经。患者痛苦于气短不足以呼吸，咽喉干燥，口中缺乏津液。
大肠实
右手寸口气口以前脉象阳实者，属于手阳明大肠经。患者痛苦于腹部胀满，容易气喘咳嗽，面色红赤身体发热，喉咽中如有核状异物感。
大肠虚
右手寸口气口以前脉象阳虚者，属于手阳明大肠经。患者痛苦于胸部气喘，肠鸣，虚渴嘴唇口干，眼睛紧急，容易受惊，排出白色稀便。
肺与大肠俱实
右手寸口气口以前脉象阴阳俱实者，属于手太阴肺经与手阳明大肠经均实证。患者痛苦于头痛，目眩，惊狂，喉痹疼痛，手臂卷曲收缩，口唇肌肉松弛不收。
肺与大肠俱虚
右手寸口气口以前脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于手太阴肺经与手阳明大肠经均虚证。患者痛苦于耳鸣嘈杂，时常看见光亮，心中不快乐，有时感到恐惧。
脾实
右手关上脉象阴实者，属于足太阴脾经。患者痛苦于足部寒冷小腿发热，腹部胀满，烦躁扰乱不得安卧。
脾虚
右手关上脉象阴虚者，属于足太阴脾经。患者痛苦于泄泻如水注下，腹部胀满，气机上逆，霍乱呕吐，黄疸，心烦不得安卧，肠鸣。
胃实
右手关上脉象阳实者，属于足阳明胃经。患者痛苦于腹中坚硬疼痛且发热，（《千金方》记载为痛苦于头痛）无汗，像温疟病一样，嘴唇口干，容易呃逆，乳痈，缺盆腋下肿痛。
胃虚
右手关上脉象阳虚者，属于足阳明胃经。患者痛苦于小腿寒冷，不能安卧，恶寒战栗，眼睛紧急，腹部疼痛，肠鸣虚响（《外台秘要》记载为耳中虚鸣），时而寒冷时而发热，嘴唇口干，面目浮肿。
脾与胃俱实
右手关上脉象阴阳俱实者，属于足太阴脾经与足阳明胃经均实证。患者痛苦于脾胀腹部坚硬，气冲胁下疼痛，胃气不运转，大便困难，时常反而泄利，腹中疼痛，气上冲肺肝，扰动五脏，立即出现喘息鸣音，多惊骇，身体发热，无汗，喉痹，精气减少。
脾与胃俱虚
右手关上脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于足太阴脾经与足阳明胃经均虚证。患者痛苦于胃中空虚感，气短不足以呼吸，四肢逆冷，泄泻不止。
肾实（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阴实者，属于足少阴肾经。患者痛苦于痹证，身体发热，心痛，脊胁相互牵引疼痛，足部逆热烦躁。
肾虚（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阴虚者，属于足少阴肾经。患者痛苦于足胫细小软弱，恶风寒，脉象代绝，时常脉搏不至，足部寒冷，上身重下身轻，行走时脚不能着地，小腹胀满，气上冲胸部，胁痛牵引肋下。
膀胱实（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阳实者，属于足太阳膀胱经。患者痛苦于转胞，不能小便，头晕痛，烦闷胀满，脊背强直。
膀胱虚（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阳虚者，属于足太阳膀胱经。患者痛苦于肌肉跳动，脚部筋脉拘急，耳聋忽忽听不见声音，恶风，发出飕飕声响。
肾与膀胱俱实（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阴阳俱实者，属于足少阴肾经与足太阳膀胱经均实证。患者痛苦于癫疾，头重，眼睛牵引疼痛而厥逆，想要起身奔跑，眼球上翻。大风病，多汗。
肾与膀胱俱虚（右手）
右手尺中神门以后脉象阴阳俱虚者，属于足少阴肾经与足太阳膀胱经均虚证。患者痛苦于心痛，如果下肢沉重不能自收，肛门脱出，时常痛苦于腹泻，寒中泄泻，肾和心都疼痛。另一种说法认为：肾有左右两个，而膀胱没有两个。现在应用时应当以左肾合膀胱，右肾合三焦。
Heart Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Yin position before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand is excess, it indicates the Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin. The patient suffers from constipation and difficulty in urination, abdominal fullness, heaviness of the four limbs, fever, and gastric distension. Treatment involves needling Zusanli (ST-36).
Heart Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Yin position before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand is deficient, it indicates the Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin. The patient suffers from palpitations and fear, unhappiness, heart and abdominal pain, difficulty in speaking, a cold sensation in the heart, and a trance-like state.
Small Intestine Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Yang position before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand is excess, it indicates the Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang. The patient suffers from fever that comes and goes, sweating (or absence of sweating according to another version) accompanied by vexation, chest fullness, body heaviness, and sores in the mouth.
Small Intestine Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Yang position before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand is deficient, it indicates the Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang. The patient suffers from unilateral headache on the sides of the head, and pain in the ears and cheeks.
Heart and Small Intestine Both Excess (Shi)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Heart Meridian of Hand-Shaoyin and the Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang. The patient suffers from headache, fever, difficulty in defecation, vexation and fullness in the heart and abdomen, and inability to lie down. This is due to the failure of Stomach Qi to transform, resulting in stagnation of water and grain.
Heart and Small Intestine Both Deficient (Xu)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions before Renying at the Cun Kou of the left hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Heart Meridian of Hand-Shaoyin and the Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang. The patient suffers from severe diarrhea, aversion to cold, shortness of breath, coldness of the four limbs, and intestinal dysfunction.
Liver Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the left hand at the Yin position is excess, it indicates the Liver Meridian of Foot-Jueyin. The patient suffers from hardness and fullness below the heart, frequent pain in the hypochondrium, and a constant state of indignation resembling anger.
Liver Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the left hand at the Yin position is deficient, it indicates the Liver Meridian of Foot-Jueyin. The patient suffers from hardness under the hypochondrium, alternating chills and fever, abdominal fullness, anorexia, abdominal distension, depression, irregular menstruation in women, and waist and abdominal pain.
Gallbladder Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the left hand at the Yang position is excess, it indicates the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang. The patient suffers from abdominal qi stagnation and fullness, inability to eat, dry throat, heavy head with pain, paroxysmal aversion to cold, and hypochondriac pain.
Gallbladder Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the left hand at the Yang position is deficient, it indicates the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang. The patient suffers from vertigo, syncope, flaccidity syndrome, inability to move the toes, difficulty sitting up or rising, sudden collapse, yellow eyes, seminal emission, and mental restlessness.
Liver and Gallbladder Both Excess (Shi)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions at the Guan position of the left hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Liver Meridian of Foot-Jueyin and the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang. The patient suffers from epigastric distension, vomiting and regurgitation, and indigestion.
Liver and Gallbladder Both Deficient (Xu)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions at the Guan position of the left hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Liver Meridian of Foot-Jueyin and the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang. The patient suffers from mental confusion, corpse-like syncope with loss of consciousness, hallucinations, shortness of breath with inability to speak, and frequent spontaneous fright.
Kidney Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the left hand at the Yin position is excess, it indicates the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin. The patient suffers from bladder distension and retention, and pulling pain between the lower abdomen and the lumbar spine.
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the left hand at the Yin position is excess, it indicates the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin. The patient suffers from dry tongue, swollen and painful throat, vexation, dry pharynx, occasional chest and hypochondriac pain, wheezing and coughing, sweating, lower abdominal fullness, stiff and urgent back and waist, heavy body with hot bones, dark yellow urine, irritability and forgetfulness, hot and painful soles, blackish discoloration of the four limbs, and deafness.
Kidney Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the left hand at the Yin position is deficient, it indicates the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin. The patient suffers from chest oppression, heaviness in the lower body, and swollen feet that cannot touch the ground.
Bladder Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the left hand at the Yang position is excess, it indicates the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from rebellious qi and fullness, lumbar pain, inability to bend or extend, triggered by fatigue.
Bladder Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the left hand at the Yang position is deficient, it indicates the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from tendon cramps in the feet, abdominal pain radiating to the back, inability to flex or extend, muscle spasms, aversion to wind, hemiplegia, lumbar pain, and pain behind the lateral malleolus.
Kidney and Bladder Both Excess (Shi)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions after Shenmen of the left hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin and the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from spinal rigidity and opisthotonos, upward deviation of the eyes, qi rushing to the heart, spinal pain, and inability to turn over independently.
Kidney and Bladder Both Deficient (Xu)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions after Shenmen of the left hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin and the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from frequent urination, heart pain, coldness of the back, and occasional lower abdominal fullness.
Lung Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Yin position before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand is excess, it indicates the Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin. The patient suffers from lung distension, profuse sweating as if showered, upward rushing of qi and wheezing, obstruction in the throat, and a sensation resembling impending vomiting.
Lung Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Yin position before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand is deficient, it indicates the Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin. The patient suffers from shortness of breath with insufficient respiration, dry throat, and lack of saliva in the mouth.
Large Intestine Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Yang position before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand is excess, it indicates the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming. The patient suffers from abdominal fullness, frequent wheezing and coughing, red face and body heat, and a sensation of a lump in the throat.
Large Intestine Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Yang position before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand is deficient, it indicates the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming. The patient suffers from chest wheezing, borborygmus, thirst with dry lips and mouth, tense eyes, susceptibility to fright, and passage of white loose stools.
Lung and Large Intestine Both Excess (Shi)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin and the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming. The patient suffers from headache, vertigo, mania, painful bi-syndrome of the throat, curled arms, and relaxed lips and corners of the mouth.
Lung and Large Intestine Both Deficient (Xu)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions before Qikou at the Cun Kou of the right hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin and the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming. The patient suffers from noisy tinnitus, occasional visual hallucinations of light, unhappiness, and occasional feelings of terror.
Spleen Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the right hand at the Yin position is excess, it indicates the Spleen Meridian of Foot-Taiyin. The patient suffers from cold feet and hot calves, abdominal fullness, and restlessness preventing sleep.
Spleen Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the right hand at the Yin position is deficient, it indicates the Spleen Meridian of Foot-Taiyin. The patient suffers from watery diarrhea, abdominal fullness, rebellious qi, cholera-like vomiting, jaundice, vexation preventing sleep, and borborygmus.
Stomach Excess (Shi)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the right hand at the Yang position is excess, it indicates the Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming. The patient suffers from hard and painful abdomen with heat (Qianjin Fang records headache instead), absence of sweating, symptoms resembling warm malaria, dry lips and mouth, frequent hiccups, mastitis, and swelling and pain in the supraclavicular fossa and axilla.
Stomach Deficiency (Xu)
When the pulse at the Guan position of the right hand at the Yang position is deficient, it indicates the Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming. The patient suffers from cold calves, inability to sleep, aversion to cold with shivering, tense eyes, abdominal pain, hollow borborygmus (Waitai Mi Yao records hollow tinnitus in ears), alternating chills and fever, dry lips and mouth, and edema of the face and eyes.
Spleen and Stomach Both Excess (Shi)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions at the Guan position of the right hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Spleen Meridian of Foot-Taiyin and the Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming. The patient suffers from spleen distension and hard abdomen, qi rushing to painful hypochondrium, failure of stomach qi to transform, difficulty in defecation, occasional diarrhea, abdominal pain, qi rushing to the lungs and liver, disturbance of the five zang organs, immediate wheezing and rhonchi, frequent fright, body heat, absence of sweating, bi-syndrome of the throat, and depletion of essence.
Spleen and Stomach Both Deficient (Xu)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions at the Guan position of the right hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Spleen Meridian of Foot-Taiyin and the Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming. The patient suffers from a hollow sensation in the stomach, shortness of breath with insufficient respiration, cold extremities, and persistent watery diarrhea.
Kidney Excess (Right Hand)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the right hand at the Yin position is excess, it indicates the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin. The patient suffers from bi-syndrome, body heat, heart pain, pulling pain between the spine and hypochondrium, and rebellious heat and vexation in the feet.
Kidney Deficiency (Right Hand)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the right hand at the Yin position is deficient, it indicates the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin. The patient suffers from thin and weak calves, aversion to wind and cold, intermittent or absent pulse, cold feet, heaviness in the upper body and lightness in the lower body, inability to bear weight while walking, lower abdominal fullness, qi rushing to the chest, and hypochondriac pain radiating to the costal margin.
Bladder Excess (Right Hand)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the right hand at the Yang position is excess, it indicates the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from cystocele with inability to urinate, dizziness and headache, vexation and fullness, and spinal rigidity.
Bladder Deficiency (Right Hand)
When the pulse at the Chi position after Shenmen of the right hand at the Yang position is deficient, it indicates the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from muscle twitching, tendon cramps in the feet, sudden deafness, aversion to wind, and rustling sounds.
Kidney and Bladder Both Excess (Right Hand)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions after Shenmen of the right hand are excess, it indicates excess in both the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin and the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from epilepsy, heavy head, pulling pain in the eyes leading to syncope, desire to rise and run, upward deviation of the eyes, severe wind disease, and profuse sweating.
Kidney and Bladder Both Deficient (Right Hand)
When the pulses at both Yin and Yang positions after Shenmen of the right hand are deficient, it indicates deficiency in both the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin and the Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang. The patient suffers from heart pain, heaviness in the lower body with inability to retract, rectal prolapse, frequent severe diarrhea, cold-type diarrhea, and pain in both the kidney and heart. Another theory states: There are two kidneys but only one bladder. In clinical application, the left kidney should be paired with the bladder, and the right kidney with the Sanjiao.