What is the normal range of pulse?

People's pulse can reflect some problems to some extent. Usually, how normal is the pulse and what is its range?

The normal value of pulse is between 60 and 100 beats per minute. A pulse exceeding 100 is tachycardia, and a pulse less than 60 is bradycardia. Pulse actually reflects the number of times the patient's heart beats. Under normal circumstances, once the heart beats, it will produce a pulse. So you can judge the heart rate by the pulse. Of course, there are many factors that affect the pulse speed, such as emotional excitement, tension, fatigue or strenuous exercise, which can accelerate the pulse. Therefore, it is best to be calm when measuring the pulse, and after a full rest, the normal pulse level of the patient can be reflected.

Pulse is arterial pulsation, and pulse frequency is pulse rate. The pulse rate of normal people is regular, and there will be no phenomenon of different pulse intervals. The pulse condition of normal people is equal in strength, and there will be no alternation between strength and weakness.