How to do pulse test?


If you want to know the body temperature of any person without any thermometer or any other device, then you can get the information by following the method given below.

Pulse test of a man is always done with the right hand and of a woman with the left hand.

If the body temperature of any person is

60-65 then the body temperature is 98 degrees Fahrenheit

70 pulse then the body temperature is 99 degrees Fahrenheit

80 pulse then the body temperature is 100 degrees

90 pulse = 101 degrees Fahrenheit

100 pulse = 102 degrees Fahrenheit

110 pulse = 103 degrees Fahrenheit

120 pulse = 104 degrees Fahrenheit

130 pulse = 105 degrees Fahrenheit

140 pulse = 106 degrees Fahrenheit

That is, for every 10 pulses, the body temperature will increase by 1 degree

The pulse of the baby in the womb will be 140 to 150

The best pulse should be between 70 to 74.

An amazing way to measure blood pressure according to age. Without any instrument.

The BP of the child in the womb will be equal to the BP of the mother.

From birth to 5 years, the higher limit of BP is 81 and lower limit is 45

From 5 years to 10 years, the higher limit of BP is 90 and lower limit is 50

From 10 years to 15 years, the higher limit is 100 and lower limit is 62

From 15 years to 20 years, the higher limit is 110 and lower limit is 71

From 20 years to 30 years, the higher limit is 120 and lower limit is 80

From 30 years to 35 years, the higher limit is 124 and lower limit is 82

From 35 years to 40 years, the higher limit is 126 and lower limit is 83

From 40 years to 50 years, the higher limit is 128 and lower limit is 84

From 50 years to 60 years, the higher limit is 132 and lower limit is 86

From 60 years to 65 years, the higher limit is 136 and lower limit is 88
65 to 80 years high BP is 140 and lower BP is 90
Above 80 years high BP is 145 and lower BP is 92

Some people may have a difference of +5 or –5 in their BP and there will be no problem. If the difference is more than that, the person will be considered sick.

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