Omron Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor With Large Cuff

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Harvard Medical School Issues Tips on How to Take Your Own Blood Pressure At Home

A blood pressure chart presented by the National Heart Lung & Blood Institute, indicates that for adults 18 years old and older, who do not have short term serious illnesses:

Normal blood pressure – means a Systolic (top) number less than 120, AND a Diastolic (bottom) number less than 80; Prehypertension – is indicated by a Systolic (top) number of 120–139 OR a Diastolic (bottom) number of 80–89; Stage 1 High Blood Pressure – is indicated by a Systolic (top) number of 140–159 OR a Diastolic (bottom) number of 90–99; and Stage 2 High Blood Pressure – is indicated by a Systolic (top) number of 160 or higher OR a Diastolic (bottom) number of 100 or higher.

To keep your blood pressure normal, it is important to reduce salt intake and take the steps recommended by your doctor to prevent or treat high blood pressure.