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Alternative names Return to top
Weak pulse; Absent pulseDefinition Return to top
Difficulty in feeling a pulse or an inability to detect a pulse at all. See also the information on CPR for more information about first-aid procedures.Considerations Return to top
An absent or weak pulse may affect one limb or affect the whole body.Common Causes Return to top
Home Care Return to top
Follow the treatment prescribed by your health care provider. CPR may be necessary!Call your health care provider if Return to top
What to expect at your health care provider's office Return to top
Your medical provider will obtain a medical history, do a physical exam, and ask questions like:
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