A floating and rapid pulse indicates that the condition should be resolved by inducing sweating. However, if purgation has been used, and there is heaviness of the body and palpitations, sweating should not be induced. The condition will resolve with spontaneous sweating. The reason for this is that a faint pulse at the chi position indicates interior deficiency. It is necessary to address the interior excess, and when the body fluids are harmonized, spontaneous sweating will occur, leading to recovery.