When blood pressure and pulse are measured early in pregnancy, the results are accurate if the measurements are taken correctly. The state of pregnancy does not interfere with the accuracy of blood pressure and pulse measurements, but the data may vary slightly within the normal range when compared to non-pregnant conditions. Therefore, there is no need to be overly nervous or concerned about the results, and the measurements can be repeated if necessary to ensure the accuracy of the results. Blood pressure and pulse rate measurements are usually taken with specialized equipment and are relatively accurate. When a woman is pregnant, her physiological indicators may change to a certain extent, her blood pressure may rise slightly but still within the normal range, and her pulse may be slightly faster than usual, but generally less than 100 beats per minute. When the blood pressure and pulse are obviously abnormal, it is recommended to seek timely medical treatment.
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