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Your pulse is beating pretty fast right now! As long as you don't feel anything uncomfortable in your body, you'll be fine! Nothing to worry about! That day I watched TV and said that this is a normal value, and the older you get, the more frequent it becomes.

Some of them are problems with the body's own function, which may be related to physical exercise when childhood! But it won't have much of an impact, it's just an individual difference in people.

Don't worry, it's normal.

There are significant individual differences in the heart rate of normal adults at rest, generally between 60 and 100 beats per minute, if it exceeds 100 beats is called tachycardia, and less than 60 beats is called bradycardia. The average is around 75 beats. A heart rate of 70-90 beats is the best beat.

Heart rate can vary depending on age, gender, and other physiological conditions. Newborn babies have a fast heart rate of more than 130 beats. In adults, women's heart rate is generally slightly faster than men's.

In the same person, the heart rate slows down when they are quiet or sleeping, and increases when they are exercising or when they are emotional, which can increase or slow down under the influence of certain drugs or neurohumoral factors. People who regularly engage in physical labor and physical activity usually have a slower heart rate.

A normal person's heart rate is 60-100 beats, and there is no need for special adjustment within this range, which belongs to the normal heart rhythm. However, if the patient's heart rate is too fast, the heart rate can be adjusted on the premise of identifying the cause of the rapid heart rate, and if the heart rate is physiological, such as drinking alcohol or coffee or strong tea, then the heart rate can be adjusted by quitting smoking and alcohol and reducing the above triggers. If you are under too much mental stress, excessive fatigue, emotional excitement, or excessive tension, you can also adjust your heart rate by adjusting your mentality.

Rapid pulse can be divided into physiological and pathological factors.

Normal people can cause rapid heartbeat when they are physically working, smoking, drinking, and emotional, and this situation is not dangerous, and it can be recovered after rest. If there is fever, anemia, hyperthyroidism, it will cause a rapid heart rate, if these conditions occur, you can first use drugs**, such as aspirin, digitalis, etc.

And pay more attention to rest, do not do some too strenuous exercise, and do not drink some coffee or wine, and try not to smoke, can play a role in relieving the rapid pulse, but if the symptoms of rapid pulse are more serious, it is likely to be caused by metabolic diseases or organic diseases, and you need to seek medical attention in time.

Condition analysis: The general pulse beats relatively fast, most of the considerations may be due to some tachycardia, mainly related to irregular life or often staying up late to work tired, and it is not excluded that some slight heart blood supply is insufficient, the countdown may just be nervous, it is best to go to the hospital for examination. **You can also take some heart-nourishing Chinese patent medicines appropriately, please follow the doctor's instructions for specific medications, and exercise more when you have time.

If the pulse beats relatively fast, it generally indicates that there is an obvious arrhythmia, in this case, it is recommended to see how many times the pulse is in a minute, if it is higher than 100 times per minute, it is necessary to improve the ECG in time. The number of normal human pulse beats is about 60-90 times per minute, and generally not greater than 90. If the pulse beats more than 90 or even more than 100, it is necessary to consider whether there is tachycardia, heart disease, autonomic dysfunction, hyperthyroidism, etc.

It is recommended to go to the hospital to have an ECG, blood pressure, and thyroid function checked. Check the heart color ultrasound to determine whether there is a substantial lesion of the heart, if the pulse is fast caused by the heart, it is necessary to take medication or surgery in time**.

Rapid pulse is the heart rate or pulse rate, which is mainly divided into physiological and pathological rapid pulse. Physiological rapid heart rate, such as during a full meal, when drinking, when emotional, when running, during physical activity, or when drinking coffee; Pathologic tachypulse, on the other hand, includes symptoms of tachycardia due to both primary and secondary tachycardia. Such as anemia, hyperthyroidism, etc. can also cause tachycardia.

There are more pathological rapid pulses**, which are pathological conditions that cause arrhythmias, or primary cardiovascular factors that can also cause rapid heart rate. As for the dangers of increased heart rate, you need to actively look for it. If there are no pathological factors, just some physiological factors, such as an increase in heart rate after running, do not need to be treated.

or patients who drink alcohol or like to drink coffee, the heart rate is slightly faster, and they need to adjust their lifestyle, that is, try to stop drinking alcohol or drink less coffee, so as to achieve the improvement effect; If it is pathological rapid pulse, it needs to be identified, such as anemia or hyperthyroidism, anemia or hyperthyroidism need to be corrected to achieve the effect of slowing down the heart rate and returning to normal; If the heart rate increases due to cardiovascular disease, it is important to seek medical attention. If the patient suffers from rapid atrial fibrillation and paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, it is necessary to go to the hospital for specialized treatment to solve the condition.

A normal person's pulse count is more than sixty or seventy, and your pulse rate is 138, which means that your heart is weak in blood. Seventy strokes of others can reach the nutrition of the whole body to reach the cells of the whole body**, and your heart is weak due to blood, in order to ensure the consumption of nutrients by the cells of the whole body, you have to beat a few more. The principle of exercise is to strengthen the pulse force of the heart muscle and improve the symptoms of heart weakness.

It is recommended that you must do a moderate amount of exercise to regulate your physical condition. Not to mention the heart, even if we work for a long time, the body will be tired, tired, and unbearable. The heart is also a truth, in the long run, the heart will also be tired, tired, weak, and produce a lot of disease symptoms.

This is a manifestation of sinus tachycardia, which is called sinus tachycardia in adults when the heart rhythm controlled by the sinus node exceeds 100 beats per minute. This is the most common type of tachycardia, and its occurrence is often associated with sympathetic excitation and decreased vagal tone. It is not a primary arrhythmia and can be caused by a variety of causes.

Physiological conditions can be caused by exercise, anxiety, emotional agitation, and can also occur after the use of drugs such as epinephrine and isoproterenol. It is very likely to occur in other heart diseases such as fever, volume depletion, anemia, hyperthyroidism, respiratory insufficiency, hypoxemia, hypokalemia, and heart failure. The disease can be done after control of the primary lesion or precipitating factors, but it is easy.

If the heart rate is very fast, this situation may be sinus tachycardia, may be caused by hypertension or myocardial ischemia, so in this case, it is best to go to the hospital for electrocardiogram, blood pressure and other related examinations, and then use the corresponding drugs under the guidance of the doctor**.

A rapid pulse may be caused by a certain amount of irritation to the heart caused by regular smoking, drinking, and drinking coffee. If you have a long-term pulse and a fast pulse, you need to go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram (ECG) to confirm the symptoms**. Because a normal person's pulse and heart beat the same number of times.

If you are moving, emotional, excited, or nervous, you will have a rapid pulse. In some cases, such as hyperthyroidism and fever, arrhythmias can also cause rapid pulse.

The pulse is fast, it is a few pulses, and it is a fever. Symptoms, look and hear. The cut pulse is the last. If you say that you have a fast pulse, you can only know that you have a fever, but the specific organ is that one and that intestine, and you need to further diagnose and judge the ups and downs of its pulse.

It is normal to have a fast pulse during exercise, and if you have a fast pulse, as long as it does not exceed 100 beats per minute, there is no danger. If it is exceeded, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to avoid accidents.

1.First make sure you're not having a fast pulse

A normal person's pulse beats 60-80 beats per minute (at rest) with an even and strong beating rhythm and equal intervals. A pulse of less than 60 beats per minute is considered bradycardia, more than 100 beats per minute is tachycardia, and arrhythmia is considered when the rhythm is unequal, fast and slow.

2.If you definitely have a fast pulse, check what is causing it. Because rapid pulse is a symptom of many diseases, you should do an electrocardiogram (ECG) to diagnose the disease before you can prescribe the right medicine.

3.Look for hyperthyroidism. But hyperthyroidism should not be suspected prematurely...

The pulse is very fast, you can measure it, one exhale and one breath is four times, more than this will feel fatigue, the faster the pulse beats, the faster the heart beats, as long as the heart beats faster due to strenuous exercise, then quickly go to the hospital to check the electrocardiogram, let the professional instrument and the doctor confirm, see if there is any problem.

The heart rate is too fast, the main thing is to let the doctor need to assess, which one is too fast, because the heart rate is too fast, strictly speaking, it is more divided, Abifang said, it is a paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, at this time tachycardia, the heart rate will be very fast when the attack occurs, maybe you need to use drugs at that time, for example, intravenous push some drugs to turn over, or you need to do electrical cardioversion to turn over, if the blood pressure is low, the heart rate is fast and the blood pressure is low, and there are some heart rates that are too fast, for example, because the person is exercising, Or it's too excited, emotionally tense and excited, causing sinus tachycardia, and some such as a little fever, or some anemia, or some fluid insufficiency, or blood loss, which causes a tachycardia and fast heart rate, and some hyperthyroidism, at this time to find the reason, and then**, the main reason, for example, don't be too excited, don't be too tired, emotional, and then correct your anemia, or the fever you are cured, Or if your hyperthyroidism is cured, he will be cured naturally, so if the arrhythmia and the heart rhythm is too fast, you should ask the doctor to check it and assess whether it is physiological or pathological.

There are many reasons for the rapid pulse rate, many diseases, nervousness, exercise, etc. can be caused, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check what causes it, and consider how to do it according to the results of the examination. Temporarily, it can be controlled with Cardexol. It is recommended to consider an electrocardiogram examination according to the specific situation, especially the ambulatory electrocardiogram examination, which can generally clarify the specific situation, and if necessary, cardiac enzyme examination is also required to see if there are any problems such as myocarditis.

Normal is 60 100 beats per minute. If it is too fast, such as just after the activity, anemia will also occur, and then the heart beat will speed up and then pump out the blood to ** the blood demand of anemia. Some acute illnesses, such as myocarditis, can also speed it up. It's too slow, like typhoid fever or something.

The normal number of heartbeats is 60 to 100 minutes, and less than 60 is called bradycardia.

There are several types of bradycardia, the most common being sinus bradycardia.

Sinus bradycardia can be divided into pathological and physiological.

1.Physiological sinus bradycardia is a normal phenomenon, the general heart rate and pulse are 50 60 times, and athletes may have a heart rate of 40 times.

2.Heart rate or pulse less than 50 beats is mostly pathological and needs to be **, and in severe cases, a pacemaker should be installed to speed up the heart rate.

The number of times the heart beats is a certain amount in a lifetime, and if it beats too fast, the life span may not be too long!

The speed of the pulse rate can indicate how fast or slow the heart is beating.