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Blood pressure readings

Blood pressure readings

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Measuring your blood pressure

When you’re taking your blood pressure at home there are things you can do to help get an accurate reading.

Try to:

  • sit on an upright chair with a back
  • place your feet flat on the floor
  • rest your arm on a table and relax your hand and arm
  • wear something with short sleeves so the cuff does not go over clothes
  • relax, breathe normally and do not talk during the test
  • take another reading a few minutes after your first reading to check it’s accurate

If you’ve been asked by a healthcare professional to measure your blood pressure, do this as often as they advised.

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How many readings do you need to submit?

Enter your reading

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Day 1

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Morning reading

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Evening reading

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Day 2

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Evening reading

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Day 3

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Day 4

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Day 5

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Day 6

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Day 7

For example, 31/03/1980

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Evening reading

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Average blood pressure

Averages are automatically calculated for internal use only and do not include day 1.

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