In ancient China, there was no western medicine, and we all treated diseases by TCM. Therefore, Chinese medicine pays attention to four subjects, namely, listening, listening and asking. When we watch costume dramas, we often think that Chinese medicine can feel the pulse is amazing, and we can know what is wrong with our body, and sometimes we can even know it when we are pregnant.

So can pulse diagnosis really know whether a person is pregnant or not? Is there a scientific basis for this? As we know, pulse is indeed an important sign of heart beating. Experienced doctors can know the fluctuation of patients' internal organs and the operation of qi and blood by knowing the frequency and state of pulse beating.

Then many Chinese doctors say that after a woman is pregnant, her pulse condition will change from weak to strong. For example, at the beginning of pregnancy, her pulse will be slippery because of the increase of progesterone. In other words, the pulse of pregnant women in Chinese medicine is very cheerful. If she is an experienced doctor, she can diagnose whether she is pregnant or not, and the accuracy rate is about 80%.

But in the real situation, it is not easy to tell whether it is a happy pulse in the first trimester, and it will be more obvious until more than 40 days. Therefore, if real patients check whether they are pregnant, they must be diagnosed by further blood tests, and the pulse can only be used as a reference. In addition, some obese or hypertensive people may feel that their pulse is similar to that of pregnant women. Therefore, although Chinese medicine has rules to follow, it is not a bluff, and the judgment means of western medicine may be faster and more accurate.

In reality, we can combine Chinese and western medicine, give full play to their respective advantages, and achieve more perfect results.