What disease is intermittent pulse common in?

Intermittent pulse refers to an abnormal manifestation in the human body. Generally, intermittent pulse is more common in heart disease. It is usually caused by long-term excessive fatigue or long-term emotional excitement, which can easily lead to changes in the body, resulting in intermittent pulse, arrhythmia or rapid heartbeat, which has a great impact on health.

What diseases are intermittent pulses common in?

(1) Intermittent pulse: It is more common in patients with various heart diseases or digitalis poisoning. It may also occur in a few healthy people when they are overtired, emotionally excited, or have a change in body position.

(2) Short pulse: common in patients with atrial fibrillation.

Intermittent pulse

Intermittent pulse, also known as intermittent pulse or stopped pulse, is an irregular pulse. It is not a single pulse but a general term for the intermittent and stopped pulse.

An early, weaker beat in an otherwise normal, even pulse. This is followed by a normally prolonged pause, called an intermittent pulse.

Among arrhythmias (referring to irregular rhythms), intermittent pulses are common, including premature beats (EPBs), atrial fibrillation (AF), atrioventricular block (II degree) and sick sinus syndrome (SSS), etc., not all of which are the knots, generations and pulses in traditional Chinese medicine. Among the 28 common pulses in traditional Chinese medicine, knotted, intermittent, intermittent, scattered and astringent (short) pulses are the most common. In arrhythmias, intermittent pulse patterns are common: premature beats have three pulses: knotted, alternating, and hurried; second-degree atrioventricular block has a knotted pulse; sick sinus disease has two pulses: knotted and alternating; rapid atrial fibrillation has a scattered (short and astringent) pulse; chronic atrial fibrillation has an astringent (short) or astringent knotted (alternating) pulse.

Intermittent pulse is also called stopped pulse. Stopped pulse is an irregular heartbeat with premature beats. The pulse stops intermittently. Is it occasional or frequent? If it is frequent, you need to go to the cardiology emergency room.

Non-accelerated pulse: rapid atrial fibrillation, rapid and chaotic ventricular rate, pulse rate >100 beats/min, and it seems to stop but not stop, or stops and starts again, so some scholars call the rapid atrial fibrillation pulse an accelerated pulse. For example, Shi Dazhuo et al. wrote in "Differentiation and Treatment of Diseases in Internal Medicine of Traditional Chinese Medicine": "A rapid pulse can be seen in various premature beats and rapid atrial fibrillation with a fast heart rate." Because a rapid pulse only has "one beat pause in a beat", except for the intervals, the rest of the pulse rhythm is the same, the strength and size are consistent, and there is no short or chaotic sign, so it is inappropriate to call it a rapid pulse.