Automatic Blood Pressure Cuff

I said my blood pressure cuff pressure is 100/70 and the doctor when he said that where the law 150/80 or can it be that im nervous and it goes back to doctors?

A good topic! When I had one of those things electronic pressure, he squeezed my arm so hard that I thought I would rip and run out of room! In addition, it does not work right twice.

In the former where the dr. pumps small cuff pressure works better and does not hurt nearly as much. Really, you'd think those electronic cause damage!

Although you may experience what is called "white coat hypertension," sometimes automatic blood pressure cuffs does not work well if they are low cost at the end of the spectrum. Since you do not mention the brand or the cost of your wrist, I can not speculate further on this.

Blood pressure can vary considerably due to the time of day, exercise, nervousness, recent dining / drinking, even while holding your breath may affect your BP. You can also not be applicable on the cuff correctly, or it may be too small / large.

The next time you see your doctor, bring your automatic BP cuff. This will give you a chance to compare the two methods.

could be a nervous factor is involved ... with a cuff automactic it is important to remember ... still be very, Heatbeat may cause irregular readings errorous .... if you can find someone to take your hand away from the office of Dr. then compare, which can be a little closer .... if you try to keep a journal, making automatic adjustments to the headline readings or the average of two readings and make adjustments.

If you take your BP at the same time each day, you can tell over time if it goes up or down as a trend. Although some are better than others, none is entirely accurate. Even the doctor's office, you could take your BP and two nurses each reading will probably be different. And yes, it does not rise to the doctor's office.

they can be quite inaccurate before going to the doc or the opportunity to take ti concerned with a pump up cuff. if you can not ask someone who can