What pulse indicates deficient Yang and sometimes deficient Blood?

A weak pulse is typically associated with deficient Yang and can also indicate deficient Blood. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yang represents warmth and energy, while Blood pertains to nourishment and vitality. A weak pulse reflects a lack of force or strength in the body's energy and indicates that the Yang may be deficient, leading to symptoms like fatigue, cold limbs, and a lack of warmth in the body. Furthermore, when Blood is deficient, the pulse may be weak as well, since Blood nourishes the pulse and the organs. Therefore, recognizing a weak pulse allows practitioners to understand the underlying conditions of deficient Yang and potentially deficient Blood in a patient. This connection assists in diagnosing and formulating appropriate treatment plans to restore balance in the body.