推拔度 英语怎么说

"推拔度" (tuī bá dù) is a term used in traditional Chinese medicine to describe the degree to which a patient's pulse can be felt to be pushed or pulled when it is being taken. This is believed to be an indication of the patient's overall health and the functioning of their various organ systems.
The term "推拔度" is not commonly used in English, and there is no equivalent term in Western medicine. In English, pulse quality is often described using terms such as "strong," "weak," "full," "thready," or "irregular," but these terms do not carry the same connotations as "推拔度" in traditional Chinese medicine.
Here are a few examples of how "推拔度" might be used in a sentence in Chinese, along with translations into English:
医生检查了我的脉搏，说我的推拔度很弱。 (Yīshēng jiǎnchá le wǒ de màibó, shuō wǒ de tuī bá dù hěn ruò.) - The doctor checked my pulse and said my push-pull degree is very weak.
推拔度是中医用来判断身体健康状况的一个指标。 (Tuī bá dù shì zhōngyī yòng lái pànduàn shēntǐ jiànkāng zhuàngkuàng de yīgè zhǐbiāo.) - Push-pull degree is a indicator used in traditional Chinese medicine to determine the body's health condition.
我的推拔度很不好，我应该多喝水。 (Wǒ de tuī bá dù hěn bù hǎo, wǒ yīnggāi duō hē shuǐ.) - My push-pull degree is not good, I should drink more water.