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Home blood-pressure monitoring better than doctors’ readings by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 03 May 2010 3:25pm Not uncommonly in practice I see individuals who have a diagnosis of possible ‘hypertension’ (high blood pressure) hanging over their heads. Usually what has happened here is that a doctor has noted a high or borderline high reading, which has been ‘confirmed’ again on another visit. Perhaps not surprisingly, individuals can be quite uptight about [...] Read on »

Blood Pressure Readings...Safe and Natural Control Of Stress by mann09 Posted Mon 03 Aug 2009 6:17pm by the bottom number in a blood pressure reading, is when your heart is resting. Most doctors agree that in adults the normal blood pressure range should be 120 over 80 (120/80 mmHg). The higher reading 120 or systolic pressure, is the force of the blood against the artery walls as your heart beats. Depending on your physical condition and life choices, you may Read on »

Cross Country Truck Driver using Microsoft HeatlhVault to send blood pressure readings to his doctor by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Thu 02 Apr 2009 11:55am blood-pressure reader around his arm, plugs it into his laptop and watches the machine upload the reading to his personal electronic medical record. The system notifies a doctor... months, the daily readings have led to adjustments in Jesse's medications and a stabilizing of his blood pressure, which once routinely hit 154/104. The target blood pressure Read on »

Hyperexol can help control blood pressure for many - read abou it by franklinb Posted Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:00am and healthy blood pressure . . . without negative side effects.* Hyperexol™ contains a proprietary blend of vitamins, minerals, and herbs designed for maximum results. With Hyperexol you can enjoy: Natural support for healthy systolic and diastolic blood pressure Support for healthy blood circulation Cardiovascular health support Antioxidant Read on »

Blood Pressure Monitors: Importance of monitoring blood pressure by Peter C. Complimentary & Alternative Medicine

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 6:33pm

1 Comment pressure themselves at home uses digital blood pressure monitors as it is much easier to use (read). The blood pressure values is displayed as 2 numbers and it is a breeze to read off the systolic blood pressure and the Systolic blood pressure the diastolic blood pressure can simply be read off from those digital numbers (see photo below): Photo Read on »

Blood Pressure Problems Are Associated With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – Monitoring Your Blood Pressure Can Be Very Imp by Catherine Patient Expert

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:01pm : dizziness), can be important information for both you and your doctor. Read the rest of this entry » Why Monitoring Your Blood Pressure Is So Important If You Have Chronic... days. So, being able to pinpoint a corresponding blood pressure to a specific symptom (ie: dizziness), can be important information for both you and your doctor. Read the rest Read on »

Blood Pressure Problems Are Associated With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Monitoring Your Blood Pressure Can Be Very Important by Catherine Patient Expert

Posted Sat 11 Apr 2009 1:01am : dizziness), can be important information for both you and your doctor. Read the rest of this entry » Why Monitoring Your Blood Pressure Is So Important If You Have Chronic... days. So, being able to pinpoint a corresponding blood pressure to a specific symptom (ie: dizziness), can be important information for both you and your doctor. Read the rest Read on »

Tiny pressure sensor implant in the femoral artery measures blood pressure 30 times a second by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Thu 22 Jan 2009 5:14pm doctor can have all the blood pressure readings from me than he could have every wished for, and yes, there are clinical trials in Germany going on for this. I don’t know, I think... a second! Gee I’m happy and content with once a day, but I guess this will iron it down and give us all the blood pressure data we could ever hope for. But wait, there’s more Read on »

USPSTF: Blood Pressure Trumps Blood Glucose & the Implications for Diabetes and Hypertension Disease Management by JaanS Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 02 Dec 2008 3:08am Persons with blood pressure readings consistently greater than 135/80 should be screened for diabetes mellitus every three years, or so says the U.S. Preventive Services... settings: Scenario 1: During the course of every one-on-one visit with patients, the physician tries to remember that a blood pressure reading that normally isn’t considered “high Read on »

Even a Little Weight Loss Helps Lower Blood Pressure in Obese Kids by HealthFinder Posted Fri 15 Oct 2010 10:00am of body weight) to charts depicting normal blood pressure based on age, sex and height. The study authors found that BMI had little effect on blood pressure among normal-weight children, but it had a significant effect on overweight children. In fact, among overweight boys, BMI had an effect on their systolic blood pressure reading that was 4.6 times Read on »