What do pulse counting and sliding mean?

Pulse-counting and pulse-sliding belong to some knowledge of pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine. Pulse-counting refers to the acceleration of the pulse rate of a person. In traditional Chinese medicine, one breath refers to one breath and one breath, that is to say, the pulse rate is about 100 to 139 beats per minute. The acceleration of pulse-counting and pulse-thinking is often due to heat in the body. This heat can be excess heat, phlegm heat, heat toxin, or deficiency heat, which is caused by excessive loss of yin fluid and yin fluid in the body. The pulse condition of sliding pulse is smooth and smooth, and the feeling under the hand is like the feeling of rotating beads rolling in the disk. Sliding pulse can be seen in normal adults, especially adult males, and can also be seen in pregnant women's pulse. If the pathological pulse is due to some symptoms such as turbid phlegm, excess heat, food accumulation, etc.