What is the normal pulse rate for an adult man?

People's heartbeat pulse is very important, especially the pulse frequency. Because abnormal heartbeat can endanger people's lives. Therefore, whether the pulse is normal or not will affect people's physical health, especially adult men. Because men's bodies are prone to abnormal pulse rates, it can lead to heart disease problems, and the worst outcome can be death. So what is the normal pulse rate for an adult man?

Pulse refers to the pulsation of the superficial arteries. A normal person's pulse and heartbeat are consistent. The pulse rate is affected by age and gender, 120-140 beats per minute for infants, 90-100 beats per minute for toddlers, 80-90 beats per minute for school-age children, and 70-80 beats per minute for adults. In addition, exercise and emotional excitement can increase the pulse, while rest and sleep can slow down the pulse. An adult pulse rate of more than 100 beats per minute is called tachycardia, and a pulse rate of less than 60 beats per minute is called bradycardia. Clinically, there are many diseases, especially heart disease, which can cause changes in pulse. Therefore, measuring pulse is an indispensable examination item for patients. Traditional Chinese medicine uses pulse palpation as the main method for diagnosing and treating diseases.

The normal pulse rate of an adult at rest is 60-100 beats per minute, which may vary with factors such as age, gender, labor and mood. Generally, women speed up faster than men, young children speed up faster than adults, and the elderly speed up slower. It may speed up temporarily during exercise or emotional excitement, and slow down during rest and sleep.

An adult's pulse rate of more than 100 beats per minute is called a tachycardia. On the contrary, a pulse less than 60 beats per minute is called a bradycardia.

The pacemaker of our heart is in the sinoatrial node, so it is called sinus rhythm. It is normal if the rhythm does not exceed 100 beats per minute.

If your heart rate is 114 beats per minute when you are at rest, it is a fast heart rate, also called a tachycardia.

An increased heart rate is just a symptom, not a disease. It has many causes, such as anemia, infection, fever, hyperthyroidism, etc.

The better your physical fitness, the slower you jump. The normal pulse (heart rate) of an adult male is generally 60-100 beats/minute. At the same time, blood pressure should be controlled to a high pressure of less than 130 and a low pressure of less than 90. Sometimes, stress may cause abnormal blood pressure and heart rate. It is recommended to measure multiple times and try to relax when measuring.