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[Pulse Type] Sinking pulse [chenmai] [Interpretation] A pulse that can only be felt by pressing hard, usually indicating that the illness is located deep in the interior of the body. [Comments] 
The circulation of qi and blood from the internal viscera to the surface is weak; it is usually confined to the interior as part of the body's attempt to deal with a serious disorder threatening the viscera. Sometimes referred to as the deep pulse.
The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine
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