My grandmother keeps saying you can tell from the pulse on the hand, the old way. Anyone actually knows how this is done? Just want to understand it na, im still going to test properly.
Checking pulse in Tamil nadu is called Nadi Pariksha, but let's be realistic, only an expert Vaidyar might know it, and even then it's not 100% sure. Go get a Prega News kit, that is the proper way.
I tried checking my pulse while waiting for my test date, but I think my heart was only beating for spicy pani puri! Seriously, just use the regular pregnancy test card, it's way more accurate than reading your wrist.
Even simple daily walking or mild yoga can raise your resting pulse rate, making a hand pulse test completely misleading. If your doctor has allowed light activities, keep doing them but rely only on a home test strip for pregnancy confirmation.
With twins, my pulse was probably running a marathon anyway! Trust me, skipping the pulse-checking drama and using a medical test strip will save you a lot of headache.
When I was throwing up constantly in my first weeks, my heart rate was already all over the place. Checking your hand pulse can be highly inaccurate, so please use a proper urine pregnancy card for a clear answer.
I literally spent hours counting my pulse beats on my wrist and googling if 85 bpm meant I was pregnant, which only made me more anxious! Please save yourself the overthinking and do a simple home kit test instead.
Your pulse can change due to many reasons like thyroid issues or dehydration, so it's not a safe pregnancy test. Check with a regular home kit and consult your doctor for blood tests to start your prenatal care.
Ghar ke bade bolte hain ki kalaai pakadkar pulse se pata chal jata hai, par woh bas puraane zamane ki baatein hain. Aap dukan se ek pregnancy jaanch karne wali patti le aao, wahi sabse sahi batayegi.
Listen, trying to find your 'karbha nadi' or hand pulse is not a reliable way to check pregnancy at all. Just buy a 50 rupees urine test kit from the chemist, it takes two minutes and gives accurate results.
Honestly, your pulse rate can go up just because of excitement or stress, not just pregnancy. I tried checking my own pulse but eventually, the double line on the strip is what gave me the real happy news last year!
My mother also told me that older ladies in the village could tell by touching the wrist pulse. But she still insisted I use a proper home test kit once my period was late, just to be absolutely sure.
My grandmothers used to talk about checking the wrist pulse, but after my delivery, I realized modern tests are much safer. Please don't rely on these old methods; get a simple home pregnancy card instead.
When my periods were delayed, I felt so anxious and tried checking my pulse because I read about it online. But the anxiety made my heart beat so fast that the pulse reading was completely confusing, so a urine test is definitely best.
I have also heard about the traditional Tamil way of checking 'garrbha nadi' from elders, but it seems very hard to do correctly by ourselves. Maybe trying a home test kit after a week of missed period is much easier?
Arre, don't stress too much about finding the pulse beats and counting them, yaar! Just wait for your period date, take a deep breath, and do a standard urine test at home.
