How many beats per minute in early pregnancy

When watching TV dramas about the royal palace, we often see that the concubines and queens’ pregnancies are diagnosed through Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis. So can we determine whether a woman is pregnant based on changes in the pulse rate? Is this method reliable? How many beats per minute does the pulse rate during pregnancy? Is there any way to help women detect pregnancy nowadays?

How many beats per minute during pregnancy

Generally, the pulse rate will not increase too much after pregnancy, usually around 60-100 times, but the pulse will be relatively strong, which is called slippery pulse in Chinese medicine. Check it with pregnancy test paper in a few days. The pulse rate during pregnancy is a little faster than when preparing for pregnancy, because the heart bears greater pressure and adjusts the heartbeat rate to maintain blood circulation throughout the body. The normal pulse rate is 60-100 beats per minute, which is normal. Everyone is different, and athletes' pulse rate is relatively slower.

1How does the happy pulse beat?

The feeling when taking the pulse is as if there is a row of bubbles flowing through the patient's blood vessels, passing through the ring finger, middle thumb and ring finger of the right hand in turn, at a relatively fast speed, one after another. To put it simply, it is the feeling of a small iron ball rolling over your fingers one after another. Li Shizhen's description of the happy pulse in "Binghu Pulse Studies" is: The slippery pulse is like beads, moving back and forth fluently. Do not mistake the slippery and rapid pulse for something similar. Only look at the rapid pulse. Smooth like pearls. The number is six.

2How long does it take for the hi pulse to come out

The pregnancy pulse can usually be detected 4-6 weeks (forty to fifty days) after menopause. Diagnosing pregnancy by taking the pulse requires a very experienced Chinese medicine practitioner. Usually it can be done 4-6 weeks (40 to 50 days) after menopause. However, different people's physical conditions are different, and the time of feeling the pulse can be different. Some may feel the pregnancy earlier, and some later. The key depends on the pre-delivery experience of the doctor who takes the pulse. Recommendation: The accuracy of diagnosing pregnancy by taking the pulse is not high, the waiting time is long, and it must be distinguished from diseases such as phlegm, cold and dampness, and food accumulation. Therefore, it is recommended that women diagnose pregnancy through other more accurate and rapid methods, such as morning urine tests, blood HCG tests, ultrasound, etc.

Does your pulse rate change during early pregnancy?

In the early stages of pregnancy, the pulse is usually slippery, and feels like a string of beads that can be dragged along, and it needs to be felt by a doctor. Because the heart load during pregnancy is greater than that during non-pregnancy, the heart rate of some women will become slightly faster after pregnancy, but everyone's basic heart rate is different, and the heart rate is affected by many factors such as body temperature and mood, so the pulse rate changes are different.

Changes that occur in pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy: 1. Abdominal changes: As the fetus grows, the belly gradually becomes larger and the burden on the body increases. 2. Pulse rate changes: The pulse rate increases by 10 beats per minute and the breathing rate accelerates. 3. Heart rate increases by 10 to 15 times. 4. Basal metabolism: Basal metabolism accelerates: 5. Basal metabolic rate increases by 10% to 25%. 6. Uterine transformation: The uterine muscle tissue becomes thicker and longer. 7. Breast transformation: Breasts become larger and looser, and the mammary glands are lifted.

The nutrients needed for the growth and development of the fetus come from the pregnant woman. Pregnant women must get enough nutrition from food to meet their own nutritional needs and the needs of fetal development. Pregnant women should eat in moderation, which should be 25% more than usual, but the amount of food should be controlled appropriately in the late pregnancy to avoid malnutrition, because eating too much can cause indigestion, gestational diabetes and pregnancy-induced hypertension, etc., especially excessive body fat can easily cause dystocia during delivery. In addition, we should avoid malnutrition among pregnant women, which is mainly caused by severe early pregnancy reactions, picky eating habits, or dieting because pregnant women are afraid of affecting their appearance.