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A blood pressure log your doctor will actually use

Large print, high contrast, and boxes big enough to write in. Track morning and evening readings for a week, then hand the sheet to your doctor — home numbers tell them more than any single office visit.

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How to get readings your doctor can trust

Technique follows the American Heart Association's published guidance for home monitoring.

1

Print it

One click. Standard letter or A4 paper — one week per page.

2

Rest 5 minutes

Sit quietly, feet flat, back supported, arm resting at heart level.

3

Write both readings

Take two readings a minute apart, morning and evening. Write them all down.

4

Bring it to your doctor

Home readings over a week tell your doctor far more than one office visit.

Blood pressure categories (American Heart Association)

Normal

under 120 / under 80

Elevated

120–129 / under 80

High (Stage 1)

130–139 / 80–89

High (Stage 2)

140+ / 90+

This sheet records — it doesn't interpret. Blood pressure varies for many reasons, and a single high or low number usually isn't meaningful on its own. Share the completed log with your doctor or nurse — they're the ones who should read it. If you feel unwell, contact a healthcare professional rather than relying on any chart.

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