The pulse of pregnancy is called the happy pulse in Chinese medicine, which can be felt at 40 days or more, because the body’s qi and blood will become vigorous and used to nourish the fetus, so the pulse will change accordingly, and can show a slippery pulse, that is, a smoother pulse and no astringent feeling, and the pulse rate beats faster, as fluent as putting a bead on a disc, and also when pressed a little harder There is a slight sense of resistance. However, not all slippery pulses are happy pulses; they may also occur in women during menstruation or after eating, after exercise, or they may be pathologically blocked by phlegm and heat. Therefore, it is unreliable to rely solely on the slippery pulse to determine whether or not you are pregnant. It is recommended to check the HCG and abdominal ultrasound at the hospital to make a clear diagnosis.