Does gender affect ur resting pulse rate?????
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Here's a study from something called "Acta Physiol Hung" at PubMed. Short answer: Women tend to have slightly lower resting heartrates. A search on "gender pulse rate" at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed will bring up tons of results. I hope this isn't too late...
530059
Stress can really make a woman's body react. Or sometimes if women are really active, like a runner or another fast paced sport could stop a period. Age as well. It could be nothing, but to be sure, you should see your gyno and let them know so they can do a few tests. It's better to know. Then you're stress level will go down and all will be ok :)
277508
thats pretty gross with the whole lighter thing...but i dont think so and women dont get it cuz the level of testosterone or something but y dont guys get their period..cuz thats worse believe me. or pregnancy or anything else it evens out.
218682
A lot of people get neurotransmitters and hormones confused.  They are both signal molecules, but I don't know of any neurotransmitters that influence gender.  There are the obvious HORMONES; testosterone being the major influence before birth.
775444
In Nursing school we actually did a study where we had subjects listen to a selected 3 songs, classical, nature sounds, and heavy metal (my personal favorite).  We found that the pulse and BP of subjects for the most part decreased or remained the same for the nature sounds and classical, but more interesting was that people who like heavy metal actually had a reduction of pulse and BP while people that didn't like metal had an increase in pulse and BP in mostly males but there were some females too.  Not sure if it pertains to your question but it was interesting,
401121
No worries . . . a guy dies sooner than a woman anyways . . . because women drive men to death . . . lol
679731
Yes.  This does happen to both males and females.
99755
FOR MEN OR WOMAN! STOP JOGGING WITH NO BRA ON!:0)
686261
LOL! that's hilarious i know that every organ in your body is some how connected but let's be real! sh** comes out of your a** not a woman's vagina! go back to anatomy class or woman's biology!
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As a RN, I can tell you the two do not depend on each other. Different states: obesity, anger, happiness, sickness, exercise may increase your BP as well as just: "Bad genes." Your BP may also change with certain meds.\nThe same for your  pulse. Continuous stress, thyroid problems, exercise may increase your pulse. A very athletic, fit person may also have a very low heart rate in the 40's due to a good cardiovascular system. Some people with heart problems may have an abnormally low pulse for them.\nYour question of how does your BP relate to pulse or heart rate is irrelevant. They both depend on many factors independent of each other. Everyone establishes their own normal baseline over a period of physician visits. Then, it must be watched over weeks, months, or years to evaluate whether either one is normal for you. That is unless, of course, it is way too high or too low when first evaluated.    Hope this helps.
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age and weight are ok, you do need to see a doctor about the heart rate it is too high. It may not be a "heart condition" per se, do you get anxiety attacks, and chronically check your pulse? Either way, you need to be seen by a doctor. Normal pulse rate is around 80 bpm.
84442
Laying down will definitely afect a persons heart rate in most normal circumstances...at rest, the heart rate slows.  Do a google search on sympathetic versus parasympatheic nervous system responses
1151982
I'm assuming you mean your own pulse.  There are changes to your pulse through a pregnancy but the typical person is not likely to pick those changes up.  You are unlikely to feel any difference in your pulse if you are pregnant.
367236
Textbook answer is 70.\nthough 60 to 100 is classified as normal for resting.\n\nif you are fit, like the so called olympic cylcer, you resting heart rate can (very rarely) go as low as 30.\n\nyour maximun heart rate veries with age, but most people hardly reach it.\nTake 220 and subtract your age, that's your aproximate maximun heart rate\n\nhowever, if you have a heart probelm or are taking medication, your heart rate can change: eg\nbeat blockers slow your heart
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one of my favorite guy friends is way more moody them me. it bothers the hell out of me. i hope people don't think all women are mooody. alot of us arn't? im pretty sure moodiness is non gender specific but if all else fails ill blame it on pms. haha
392266
Not unless your on digoxin. The average heart rate is 72 beats per minute. Now not everyone will be 72bpm but at \n37 your heart rate should be a little closer to normal. See a doctor and see what he says.
567670
It depends on if your man or woman and your age and also your physical size. mine is about 88 beats per min.