What diseases can predict the pulse?
Sunday, August 28th, 2011
If your pulse “stops”, see a cardiologist if you can feel it – Hematology, and if his attacks are less than 45 – endocrinologist. Put your fingers on the artery and analyzing the radiation pulse, you can find a lot safer if you have a health problem.
How to properly measure the pulse
Most correctly pulse to be measured in a sitting position. The classic place for radiation measurement artery. Pulse is measured on it off the thumb width below the first fold of skin to the wrist. If it is thus difficult to feel, then you can more easily find it on the carotid artery. The pulse of a healthy person at rest is 60-80 beats per minute – then it is smooth and rhythmic. To avoid uncertainty, no pulse after drinking or after eating, with a strong sense of hunger after heavy physical work or strenuous mental work, after a massage, taking a bath or shower, after sex, but also in the critical (at women) days.
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