What is the pulse rate when you are pregnant?

Pulse is an arterial pulsation that can be felt on the surface of the human body and can be felt at the wrist. It is what we often call pulse. The normal pulse of a normal person is generally around 70 to 80 times per minute. Everyone's pulse rate is different. Today, we are going to talk about the pulse beat of a pregnant woman when she is just pregnant. Is the pulse beat of each pregnant woman the same? What is the difference? Please see the information below.

The mother's body manifests. Today, I will tell you some related matters about pulse beating during pregnancy.

The "happy pulse" is called "slippery pulse" in traditional Chinese medicine. It is not as short and strong as that of a normal person, nor as soft and weak as that of someone with certain diseases. To describe it in a physical waveform, a normal person has a narrow and high peak, which becomes flat during pregnancy, but the peak height does not decrease. The pulse of a pregnant woman is characterized by a deep inch pulse and a floating foot pulse. I tried feeling the pulses of several people and found that they were consistent with the description in the book.

(The baby's blood circulation system and the mother's are two systems; the mother will not have two pulses due to the baby's heartbeat.) The pulse after pregnancy is a little faster than before pregnancy because the heart is under a greater burden, and the heart rate is adjusted to maintain blood perfusion throughout the body. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called "slippery pulse" - like beads rolling on a plate. It's like the feeling of running your hand over an abacus.

In addition, the body temperature will be higher than usual. The pulse rate will speed up after conception. Under normal resting conditions, the pulse rate of most people is 60 to 100 beats per minute. After conception, the pulse rate will increase by 10 to 15 beats per minute on the normal basis. One sign of pregnancy is the pulse which we call a slippery pulse, which feels like beads rolling at a faster speed when touched. In waves, a normal female pulse is generally around 70. If you can measure a pulse of 90 on the tenth day after ovulation (of course under natural conditions), the chances of pregnancy are very high.

The above content is some things related to the pulse rate of pregnant women. A normal person's pulse beats every 60 to 100 minutes, but a pregnant woman's pulse beats 10 to 15 times per minute more than a normal person. Therefore, pregnant women do not need to worry about changes in their pulse. As long as they maintain a healthy and peaceful state, nothing will happen.