7. Rapid Pulse
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A rapid pulse is explained as when your heart rate, which is your pulse, is beating faster than normal. Although heart rates may vary from person to person, it is considered fast when your heart is beating at 100 to 140 beats per minute. Normally, a person experiences a rapid heartrate when they are exercising or exerting effort, have inflammation or accumulation of fluid within the chest cavity, or are fighting an infection or disease. When accompanied by other warning signs on this list, a rapid pulse may also be an indication of pancreatitis and a sign of a more serious case, which also requires immediate medical attention.
