DIFFERENT READINGS I TAKE MY BLOOD PRESSURE DAILY NOW SINCE MY DOCTOR SAID MY BLOOD PRESSURE IS 153 OVER 92. WHEN I USE THE MABIS IT COMES UP WITH 121-135 OVER 70- 82 IS IT THE BATTERIES OR SOME OTHER PROBLEM?

Diabetes, alcohol use, and other factors influence the danger of high blood pressure, and often a lower set of number is recommended based on research than is commonly stated.

Hypertension (defined as a blood pressure over 140/90 mm Hg) affects more than two out of three individuals over 75 years of age.

Your Doctor should prescribed blood pressure medication if indicated since they are aware of factors that you may not consider important, including weight, daily exercise, and existing heart conditions.

i don't know. if you feel your readings are true, visit your doctor or hospital promptly. don't delay.
i suspect you may not be having a proper compression fitting on the arm with the lower reading.
some **** stores here have a ' no charge ' machine at a bench, that lets you test your blood pressure. you might like to try that on both arms and record the numbers. many electronics retailers sell a wrist band [ about $20 ] that reads pressure and pulse.

no such thing as normal blood pressure as it varies daily and depends on your health
go to your doctor and get a few readings and then average it out

Rena: Normal blood pressure is a reading below 120/80. Your bottom number is a little too high. Here is where to start: decrease salt in your diet. Try to decrease stress (like taking a stress management class). Increase your daily exercise. Herbs that may help lower blood pressure include basil, cinnamin, flaxseed, garlic, ginger, hawthorn, celery seed, French lavendar, and cat's claw (but NOT the real cat!) :) Take your blood pressure at different times of the day and keep a record. Uncontrolld high blood pressure can lead to stroke by damaging and weakening your brain's blood vessels, causing them to narrow, rupture or leak. High blood pressure can also cause blood clots to form in the arteries leading to your brain, blocking blood flow and potentially causing a stroke. I used to work in a dialysis clinic and there were always plenty of men that did not control their blood pressure for many years and eventually wore out their kidneys. If you consistently stay above the recommended numbers, go see your doctor.

all people have different blood pressure readings so go to a doctor and have yours read and recorded and then the doctor will tell you what your levels should be

I have used Omron monitors for around 2 years now and I have not found any problem with it. The error may be because you went to the doctor, your blood pressure must have changed since there was a time gap. There is no need to get worried.

need to read instructions or mess with it to set it up

Dear Edward: Likely, either cuff not tight enough or not in correct location on your arm or not holding device at correct height. Make sure you use Lithium Ion batteries. Try it on someone else. Dr Ron Grassi,Jupiter,Florida.USA. www.DrGrassi.com

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A monitor using Hg is only a valid monitor reading. Most electronic devices produce approximate results and are mostly good for taking several readings daily and obtaining a mean daily BP. Device calibration appears to be not accessible to the the user.Also, depending on age & condition of your dad, sequential reading must take place after elapse of enough time for circulation to be at steady state in the arm again, or if you immediately after a measurement make another, even with the same monitor you will obtain a different result.