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24 Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring

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£350.00

Only Within London

(EC1N 7UU)

24 Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring

The 24 Hour Blood Pressure Monitor is a reliable, non-invasive test that measures your blood pressure continuously over a full day and night cycle. This ambulatory monitoring provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of your blood pressure patterns compared to single, in-clinic readings.

How It Works

A portable blood pressure monitor with an inflatable cuff is fitted in the clinic and worn on your arm. The device automatically takes readings at regular intervals throughout the day and night while you continue your normal activities, including sleep. This helps capture natural fluctuations and identify patterns that may otherwise go unnoticed.

What’s Included

  • Professional fitting of an ambulatory blood pressure monitor
  • Automated blood pressure readings over 24 hours (day and night)
  • Portable cuff and monitoring device provided
  • Comfortable, wearable setup for daily activities
  • Device return after the monitoring period
  • Complete data download and detailed analysis
  • Clinician-reviewed blood pressure report
  • Digital results provided for easy access

Accurate Blood Pressure Assessment

This service offers a comprehensive evaluation of your blood pressure in real-life conditions, helping to detect hypertension, assess treatment effectiveness, and identify abnormal patterns such as nighttime or masked hypertension. With expert analysis and clear reporting, it supports better diagnosis and ongoing cardiovascular care.

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