浅析"人迎一盛,病在少阳"的理论内涵及辨治思路OA

The Renying-Cunkou pulse method,originating from the Yellow Emperor's Canon of Medicine,is a diagnostic system distinct from modern syndrome differentiation.As an early technique focused on assessing yin-yang balance,it does not depend on Zang-Fu interpretation or clinical symptoms.Instead,it evaluates the relative pulse strength between Renying and Cunkou,and employs acupuncture to restore their balance when disharmony is present.Within this system,"The Renying Pulse Being Slightly Stronger,Indicating a Disorder in the Shaoyang"denotes that the Renying pulse is slightly-about one degree-stronger than the Cunkou pulse.According to the Yellow Emperor's Canon of Medicine,this mild excess reflects a pathological inclination toward the Shaoyang,marked by the initial stirring of yang and disturbance of the body's pivotal mechanism.Assessment of this comparative pulse relationship enables practitioners to judge yin-yang predominance independent of symptom-based analysis.Drawing on classical texts,this study clarifies the original intent of the Renying-Cunkou method and refines the diagnostic rationale behind the principle that"when the Renying pulse is slightly in excess,the disorder lies in the Shaoyang".Differentiating"quiet"from"restless"pulse qualities further distinguishes between disorders of the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Channel and the Hand Shaoyang Triple Energizer Channel.Clinically,treatment-whether herbal or acupuncture-focuses on harmonizing the Shaoyang and regulating the pivot,following the principle of supplementing deficiency and draining excess.By systematizing this classical pulse method,the study enhances its relevance in modern practice and enriches the theoretical framework of TCM pulse diagnostics.