Pulse to tell the gender

Traditional Chinese medicine often gives people a very mysterious feeling. In ancient my country, women would seek traditional Chinese medicine for examination after pregnancy. Traditional Chinese medicine would understand the development of the fetus based on the pulse of the pregnant woman, and could even tell the gender of the fetus. This surprised us very much. In fact, the pulse of a pregnant woman is different from that of a normal person, and it requires an experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to discover it. So how can the pulse be used to tell the gender of the baby?

First, how do we tell whether a man or a woman is male by taking the pulse? Normally, we feel the upper pulse (the pulse on the outermost side of the wrist), the lower pulse is called the premammary pulse, which is the pulse closest to the innermost part of the wrist, and the one in the middle is the central pulse. It is said that the middle pulse and lower pulse of an unmarried girl are both beating, but very weak; the middle pulse and lower pulse of a married woman stop beating (except for women with amenorrhea), but after pregnancy, one or both of these pulses start beating. What I want to say is this: if the middle pulse is beating, it is a boy, if the lower pulse is beating, it is a girl. If both pulses are beating: one is strong and the other is weak, it is also a boy; if both pulses are beating very strongly, it is twins. One more thing needs to be explained: the middle pulse of anemic pregnant women may be difficult to feel, and you need to feel it carefully several times, otherwise it is easy to mistake a boy for a girl.

Second, pulse examination: for married women, the pulses in front of the breast and on the back and ribs stop beating. If both pulses (or one pulse) are beating, it means pregnancy. For young girls or unmarried young people, when both pulses are beating, the gallbladder pulse is as thin as a hair. For women with amenorrhea (over 45 years old), if both pulses are beating, they are blood pressure pulses. If the dorsal rib pulse (middle pulse) is beating, it means it is a boy, and if the premammary pulse (lower pulse) is beating, it means it is a girl. If both pulses are beating but one is strong and the other is weak, it is still a boy. If both pulses are strong, the person is a twin. Pulse changes: In a married woman, if two or only one pulse beats but she is not pregnant, this is a sign of menstrual disease. When the pulse beats for more than nine months in a woman who is not pregnant, it is a sign of dry blood tuberculosis.

How to tell the gender of the baby by pulse? Central pulse: It is difficult to feel the pulse of pregnant women with anemia or low blood pressure. You should feel it carefully, otherwise you may mistake a male baby for a female baby. The central pulse is most obvious when the baby moves. If it is not visible at this time, the baby is probably a female.