Concerned About High Blood Pressure

New Guidelines on High Blood Pressure

New advice from the UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) suggests that as many as 25% of patients in England and Wales may be incorrectly diagnosed with high blood pressure (BP higher than 140/90mmHg).  The guidelines suggest that more self-care can be undertaken by patients monitoring their own blood pressure at home and this has the opportunity to reduce the levels of hypertension and blood pressure for those who suffer from ‘white coat syndrome’.

Using Blood Pressure Monitor

My father-in-law has been using such a device for a number of years to keep track of his blood pressure.  If there is something untoward in his monitoring, he can advise his doctor who can either suggest a visit to the surgery or at least indicate there is nothing to cause alarm.

The blood pressure monitor is easy and safe to use, comes with complete instructions and for those who feel at risk can provide a level of comfort and reassurance.

Why not consider one of the blood pressure monitoring products offered here.

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Blood Pressure Monitor

 

Avoid the trip to the doctor’s surgery and feel satisfied that you are able to do this simple blood pressure check yourself.

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Why Use a Pedometer

Why Use a Pedometer

 

We all walk.  Whether we walk enough is an open question.  One way to keep track of how much we walk is to use a pedometer.

 

Fitness gurus inform us that we need to exercise as a minimum of 3 hours a week.  Just how much exercise do you do then?  It is probably more than you think but how do you measure your effort and is what you do enough?  You could go to the gym, cycle, swim and note time, distance or lengths of the pool or count steps automatically with your pedometer is probably easier than timing.

Pedometer about the House

But what about doing the housework or climbing the stairs.  These all count towards your weekly tally too.  A simple pedometer enables you calculate the number of steps taken or stairs climbed this allows you to enjoy the exercise rather than watching the clock.  Exercise is supposed to be fun.

Often it is difficult to fit in time to exercise, but using the pedometer when you walk to the shops, wander around the store, window shop helps to keep you fit while doing the daily or weekly shopping.  Little and often is a better way to exercise rather than making one effort on Sunday.  Studies show that people who used a pedometer were more likely to add about 2,000 steps to their weekly routine.  Why not have a look at these great products.

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Welcome to utterhealthcare.com

Welcome to utterhealthcare.com

The purpose of this site is twofold, to provide useful information on your health care and a guide to some of the items that you may find useful to monitor your health.

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