Why is the active heart rate 6O to 150 during the day to only 50 at night?

The heart rate is 60 150 during the day and only 50 at night, because the heart rate is slower when the heart rate is calm.

Well, the heart rate is 60 to 150 during the day, because I am active during the day, well, I exercise a lot. causes the heart to beat, and at night when the heart sleeps in a state of less beating. So it's only 50.

The heartbeat of a normal person is 60 to 100 times of activity, and the heart rate will definitely increase in the future, so it will be higher, and at night, when it returns to a quiet state, the heart rate of the audience will definitely be slower.

Because the day is the time when the human body is most excited, and at night when it is resting, the heartbeat will definitely slow down.

Because I am active during the day, my heart rate should be higher, and my heart rate will drop when I rest at night.

This is a very normal thing. During the day you do strenuous exercise. The heartbeat will definitely accelerate. And come home in the evening. You're relaxed. And I'm about to go to sleep. The heart rate will definitely go down.

The heartbeat of the activity is 60 to 150 to only 50 at night, and when it is quiet at night, the heartbeat is not so fast, and it is normal to exercise during the day, and the heartbeat will be accelerated.

When you move, your blood flows faster, and when you stop at night, you are resting and your blood flow slows down as your body demands.

At night, because there is less exercise, the heartbeat slows down.

Because you are active during the day, your heart rate will increase and your heart will naturally drop when you are less active at night.

Because when you sleep at night, your body moves less and stays calmer overall, so your heartbeat naturally slows down.

After exercising, the heartbeat must be doubled, and at night the heartbeat slows down because there is no exercise.

Because people are active during the day, the heartbeat is 60 to 150, and when they go to bed at night, they slowly calm down, so the heartbeat will also decrease.

Why is the active heartbeat 60 to 150 during the day to only 50 beats at night? I think you still have heart problems, go to the hospital for a check-up!

The heartbeat jumped to 150, which is already very high, isn't there a problem?

During the day, it is normal for the heart rate to increase and the heart rate is 60 to 150, and at night it is normal to get rest, but only 50 is a bit abnormal.

Because he has more active time during the day, he gradually decreases at night, and he is low.

Hello, a heart rate of 150 beats per minute is considered tachycardia, is it after exercise or at rest? Occasional or frequent? It is recommended that you see a cardiologist for tests to determine the nature of the tachycardia.

Heart rate 150 times should be paid attention to, severe syncope and shock, please see a doctor in time and do symptomatic treatment**.

The normal human heart rate is 60 to 100 minutes in a calm state, if 150 minutes is the average measurement in 24 hours, see a doctor immediately.

For symptoms of rapid heart rate, it is recommended to seek medical attention and not delay the condition.

If an adult's heart rate is around 50 beats at rest and wake, it is abnormal, and the normal heart rate range is 60-100 beats. If the patient is asleep, the heart rate is normal for more than 50 times, because the heart rate will beat slower than usual in the sleeping state. If it is about 50 beats, but not significantly less than 50 beats, generally speaking, the problem is not big, it may be that the patient has been engaged in heavy physical labor for a long time or is an athlete, these conditions will make the patient's heart rate slow down secondarily, and often the patient will not have any uncomfortable symptoms.

However, if the patient has significant discomfort symptoms, such as chest tightness, dyspnea, or rapid heart rate, and suddenly has a recent slowing of the heart rate, it is necessary to further investigate the cause of the slowing of the heart rate, such as hypothyroidism or hyperkalemia, as these conditions may cause the slowing of the heart rate secondarily. Patients are advised to have a Holter (ECG) to assess their overall 24-hour average heart rate.

If the well-balanced beating does not fluctuate much, it should be normal, don't worry too much, if you are really not at ease, you can go for a check-up and listen to what the professional doctor has to say.

From morning to morning, the heartbeat is normal, but the heartbeat is too slow and abnormal.