> I've just purchased an arm band type blood pressure meter which
> relies on a stethoscope for taking readings.
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>
> What can I do to improve my readings ?
Be consistent and read the diastolic as when you first no longer hear
any more sounds.
> My present stethoscope is a cheaply made model. Should I purchase
> an expensive one ??
No. It should be adequate for measuring blood pressure.
> Thanks for your help..
You are welcome. All praises belong to my heavenly Father Whom I love
with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength :-)
> liaM
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liaM - 25 Nov 2004 10:40 GMT
> liaM <cuddly@mindless.com> wrote
>>I've just purchased an arm band type blood pressure meter which
>>relies on a stethoscope for taking readings.
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> Be consistent and read the diastolic as when you first no longer hear
> any more sounds.
By that measure, my diastolic readings are in the mid 80s at night,
in the high 90s first thing in the morning
Or to include the systolic 130+/80 nights, 140++/90s mornings.
Is this cause for alarm, considering that I have had a 3ple bypass
2-1/2 years ago ?
Thanks for your advice, spiritual and physical ;)
liaM
Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD - 25 Nov 2004 11:44 GMT
> >>I've just purchased an arm band type blood pressure meter which
> >>relies on a stethoscope for taking readings.
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> Is this cause for alarm, considering that I have had a 3ple bypass
> 2-1/2 years ago ?
Too high, liaM. Optimal would be 115/75 mmHg.
> Thanks for your advice, spiritual and physical ;)
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soul, mind and strength :-)
> liaM
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