一、心肾不交，两寸弦数，两尺涩。《纪传》曰∶左寸脉迟，心虚；右寸微滑，精气泄
二、梦泄遗精，尺寸脉迟而涩。心肾不交，梦淫精泄，真元耗散，不寿之征。又曰∶寸
数脾弦，两尺细数，精离位。青年左尺微涩，色欲伤。《正传》曰∶诸芤动微紧，男子失
精，女鬼交。心脉短小，梦遗精。尺数，相火炽而遗。
三、漏精，右尺弱如发细，天精摇摇，寒精自出，马口有粘腻之累，房事不久，绝孕。
四、肾痹，寸虚弱而涩，尺沉细而数。
五、夜热，微弦虚数，或沉或涩，软弱而细。
六、骨蒸，数大，或滑、急、促、细而数。
七、干咳嗽，左寸涩数，右大急数。
八、虚痰嗽，软细弱，气口微细而数，或滑大而虚。
九、血虚痰火，左寸涩而弦数，右寸虚大而滑，或数而涩，尺中虚涩。又曰∶细而紧数
，细则血虚，数必咳嗽，紧则为寒。寒因血虚而客于肺经，反而作热，故脉数而咳嗽也。
十、咳嗽痰中带血珠，右寸滑而数，或濡而弱，即煎厥之症。
十一、咳嗽带血，寸数而大，或滑而紧急，关、寸弦而涩，即煎厥。
十二、劳嗽吐血、咳血、呕血、咯血，即薄厥。脉得诸涩、濡，为亡血，芤为失血，涩
为血
吐血、唾血，脉迟小弱者生；实大者死。唾血，坚强者死；濡滑者生。
十三、传尸劳，《脉经》云∶男子平人脉滑大为劳极，虚涩亦为劳。
十四、气口脉弦而数者，脉痿也。（《脉诀》气口数而虚涩，肺痿之形。疑即肺痿之误
。）
十五、六脉软弱，阳虚极也。
1. Heart-Kidney Non-Interaction (failure of Heart Fire and Kidney Water to interact), the Cun pulse on both hands is wiry and rapid, and the Chi pulse on both sides is choppy. *Ji Zhuan* states: A slow pulse at the left Cun indicates Heart Qi deficiency; a slightly slippery pulse at the right Cun indicates leakage of essence and qi.
2. Nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea, with both Cun and Chi pulses being slow and choppy. Heart-Kidney Non-Interaction leads to seminal emission during dreams due to lust, dissipating the True Yuan (Vital Essence), which is a sign of short life. It is also stated: A rapid Cun pulse and wiry Spleen pulse, with fine and rapid Chi pulses, indicate that essence has left its proper position. In young men, a slightly choppy left Chi pulse indicates injury from excessive sexual desire. *Zheng Chuan* states: Various Kou (hollow), Dong (moving), Wei (fine), and Jin (tight) pulses manifest as loss of essence in men and "ghost intercourse" (hallucinatory sexual experiences) in women. A short and small Heart pulse leads to nocturnal emission. A rapid Chi pulse indicates hyperactivity of Ministerial Fire causing emission.
3. Leakage of essence (insecurity of the Essence Gate leading to spontaneous emission), the right Chi pulse is weak and thin like a hair, Heavenly Essence (Kidney Essence) is unstable, cold semen flows out spontaneously, there is sticky discomfort at the urethral meatus, sexual intercourse duration is short, and infertility occurs.
4. Kidney Bi (obstruction of Kidney meridians), the Cun pulse is weak and choppy, and the Chi pulse is deep, fine, and rapid.
5. Night fever, the pulse is slightly wiry, deficient, and rapid, or deep or choppy, weak and fine.
6. Bone steaming (yin deficiency internal heat radiating from the bone marrow), the pulse is rapid and large, or slippery, urgent, hurried, fine, and rapid.
7. Dry cough, the left Cun pulse is choppy and rapid, and the right Cun pulse is large, urgent, and rapid.
8. Deficiency-phlegm cough, the pulse is soft, fine, and weak; the Qikou (right Cun) pulse is slightly fine and rapid, or slippery, large, and deficient.
9. Blood deficiency with phlegm-fire, the left Cun pulse is choppy and wiry-rapid, the right Cun pulse is deficient, large, and slippery, or rapid and choppy, and the Chi pulse is deficient and choppy. It is also stated: A fine and tight-rapid pulse; fineness indicates blood deficiency, rapidity indicates inevitable coughing, and tightness indicates cold. Because of blood deficiency, cold pathogens invade the Lung Meridian, transforming into heat, thus resulting in a rapid pulse and cough.
10. Cough with blood droplets in sputum, the right Cun pulse is slippery and rapid, or soggy and weak; this is the symptom of Jian Jue (collapse due to yin exhaustion and yang dispersion).
11. Cough with blood, the Cun pulse is rapid and large, or slippery and urgent; the Guan and Cun pulses are wiry and choppy; this is also Jian Jue.
12. Labor-induced cough with hematemesis, hemoptysis, emesis of blood, and spitting of blood, this belongs to Bo Jue (disorder of qi and blood counterflow). Pulses showing various Choppy (Se) and Soggy (Ru) types indicate loss of blood; a Kou (Hollow) pulse indicates blood loss; a Choppy (Se) pulse also indicates blood loss or stasis. For hematemesis and spitting of saliva-blood, a slow, small, and weak pulse indicates survival; a solid and large pulse indicates death. For spitting of saliva-blood, a firm and strong pulse indicates death; a soggy and slippery pulse indicates survival.
13. Transmitted Corpse Consumption (a contagious chronic consumptive disease), *Mai Jing* states: In healthy men, a slippery and large pulse indicates extreme labor/strain, and a deficient and choppy pulse also indicates consumption/labor.
14. A wiry and rapid Qikou pulse indicates Mai Wei (pulse flaccidity/limb weakness). *Mai Jue* states that a number and deficient-choppy Qikou pulse is the form of Fei Wei (lung flaccidity). (Suspected to be a miswriting for Fei Wei.)
15. Weak and soft pulses in all six positions indicate extreme deficiency of Yang Qi.