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Why Does Blood Pressure Change Throughout The Day
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Posted on 01/12/2018 9:03:44 AM PST by Signalman

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1 posted on 01/12/2018 9:03:44 AM PST by Signalman
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My blood pressure changes every time i see the words “democrat” “Rino” or GOPe in a sentence...


2 posted on 01/12/2018 9:06:27 AM PST by mowowie
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Dittos.


3 posted on 01/12/2018 9:07:30 AM PST by Signalman
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This is a really good article. Thanks for posting it.


4 posted on 01/12/2018 9:07:34 AM PST by savedbygrace
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Nationality makes a difference, too. Chinese, for example, are hypertensive at 125/70, while North Americans can get by at 140/90. The British have significantly higher readings than Egyptians.

BP is RACIS!....................

5 posted on 01/12/2018 9:09:52 AM PST by Red Badger (Road Rage lasts 5 minutes. Road Rash lasts 5 months!.....................)
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MINE GOES UP AS i SURF THRU THE CHANNELS AND TEMPORARILY STOP ON CNN OR MSNBC......AND SOMETIMES FOX...........


6 posted on 01/12/2018 9:11:12 AM PST by Red Badger (Road Rage lasts 5 minutes. Road Rash lasts 5 months!.....................)
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Thanks for this post. Very useful information. I have noticed that when a blood pressure cuff is tightened enough to actually hurt my arm, the blood pressure reading is higher than if the cuff is tightened only to the point of being very snug but not painful. I think very tight cuffs give an inaccurate reading, but it seems to be common these days to tighten them until they hurt.


7 posted on 01/12/2018 9:12:37 AM PST by Avalon Memories (The question about.out fighting back is not what average people can to do, but how to do we do it?)
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bmp


8 posted on 01/12/2018 9:13:05 AM PST by gattaca ("Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives." Ronald Reagan)
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People in hot climates average lower pressures than inhabitants of cooler locales.

Bring on global warming!

9 posted on 01/12/2018 9:14:33 AM PST by bgill (CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola.")
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Drugstore machines that require you to sit in a chair and put your arm through a cuff are notorious for being poorly calibrated and fairly inaccurate.

I had the same feeling about some automatic machine a hospital used on me twice a couple of weeks apart. Their readings were way high, maybe 150. My doctor and his nurses use a stethoscope and a manually inflated/deflated cuff and always get me around 120, two of those times were in between those hospital measurements.

ML/NJ

10 posted on 01/12/2018 9:16:24 AM PST by ml/nj
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They tighten them so tight on me I’m up outta the chair and literally crying. And they wonder why my bp is so high.


11 posted on 01/12/2018 9:17:58 AM PST by bgill (CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola.")
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I use the drugstore machine. You have to take it several times. You will see it “normalize...usually by the 3rd reading and then it will be consistent for additional readings.


12 posted on 01/12/2018 9:20:37 AM PST by Sacajaweau
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Daily liberal residual effect


13 posted on 01/12/2018 9:23:22 AM PST by headstamp 2 (My "White Privilege" is my work ethic.)
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To: Signalman

The missed one. “Effects on blood pressure when being tested by nurse with big boobs (brushing against arm)”. Last time my blood pressure tested high.


14 posted on 01/12/2018 9:23:51 AM PST by TruthWillWin (The problem wiath socialists is that you eventually run out of other peoples money.)
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To: Signalman; SpinnerWebb

Sometimes I am in the presence of aholes, other times I’m not


15 posted on 01/12/2018 9:29:13 AM PST by tx_eggman (Liberalism is only possible in that moment when a man chooses Barabas over Christ.)
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I’ve wondered how the body senses its blood pressure and adjusts things (heart rate, constrictions of arteries and veins) in response to the pressure it senses.

I’ve also wondered if the body knows the volume of blood at a given time. Does the body adjust the amount of blood being created based on conditions it senses? Certainly if the amount of blood is increased, the blood pressure will go up.


16 posted on 01/12/2018 9:29:29 AM PST by cymbeline
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I have noticed that when a blood pressure cuff is tightened enough to actually hurt my arm, the blood pressure reading is higher than if the cuff is tightened only to the point of being very snug but not painful.


I wouldn’t be surprised if the cuff binding your arm too tightly rises your anxiety which increases blood pressure.


17 posted on 01/12/2018 9:30:11 AM PST by Flick Lives (https://goo.gl/GxGKQh)
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To: TruthWillWin

Not funny my Dr’s blonde curly haired good natured nurse assistant is cause for a twenty point rise in my BP.


18 posted on 01/12/2018 9:31:46 AM PST by UB355 (Slower traffic keep right)
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i’m end stage kidney failure and on dialysis. I have to take my pressure daily. I go the drs once a month for blood work etc. Generally some 3 hours from taking pressure at home to having it taken at drs. I have gone from say 130/85 to 85/68 by the time i got to the drs. Walking, not eating. They have to treat me at the drs when its that low. At times it drops in minutes like that and i go right out. Boom. sweating, disorientated and the floor rushing up to my face.


19 posted on 01/12/2018 9:34:30 AM PST by wiggen (#JeSuisCharlie)
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i’m end stage kidney failure and on dialysis. I have to take my pressure daily. I go the drs once a month for blood work etc. Generally some 3 hours from taking pressure at home to having it taken at drs. I have gone from say 130/85 to 85/68 by the time i got to the drs. Walking, not eating. They have to treat me at the drs when its that low. At times it drops in minutes like that and i go right out. Boom. sweating, disorientated and the floor rushing up to my face.


20 posted on 01/12/2018 9:34:32 AM PST by wiggen (#JeSuisCharlie)
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