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Blood pressure check
How many times a year should we check our blood pressure?
Every month or once a year a year is fine?
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If you are hypertensive need to check regularly... Otherwise once in a month is fine
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Monthly or quarterly
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Anyone over the age of 40 should go for a blood pressure screening once a year.
Between 18 and 40 you can afford to go less often. During this period it's a good idea to go for a screening every three to five years. Certain people fall into the high-risk category before the age of 40 need to go for every 3 months for blood check up.
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Usually once a month
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Dr. Anwar Hussain
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Usually one to two months me
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