Ever had a high blood pressure reading at the doctor’s surgery, only to find normal readings at home? You’re not alone. Stress, rushing to appointments, and the clinical environment itself can all push readings up temporarily. That’s why accurate hypertension diagnosis requires 24-hour ambulatory monitoring.
What Is ABPM?
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring means wearing a small, automatic blood pressure monitor for a full day and night. The device takes readings at regular intervals—typically every 20-30 minutes during the day and every hour overnight—while you continue your normal activities. The result is a complete picture of how your blood pressure behaves in real life.
Comfortable, Modern Technology
The monitor we use is compact and wireless—no awkward tubes or wires. It weighs around 100g (lighter than a mobile phone) and fits discreetly in a small pouch worn on your belt or waistband. The cuff inflates automatically and quietly. Most people find they quickly forget they’re wearing it.
What You Learn
Your report shows your average blood pressure during waking hours and during sleep. It identifies whether your BP dips normally at night (healthy) or remains elevated (a risk factor worth addressing). It distinguishes genuine hypertension from white coat syndrome. And if you’re already on blood pressure medication, it shows whether your treatment is working effectively around the clock.
Who Should Consider ABPM?
This test is recommended if you’ve had raised blood pressure readings in a clinical setting, if you’re being assessed for hypertension treatment, if you want to check whether your current medication is controlling your BP throughout the day, or if your doctor has suggested ambulatory monitoring.
Professional analysis included. Fast delivery with simple instructions.
£220.00
One blood pressure reading doesn’t show the full picture. Our 24-hour ABPM test measures your blood pressure throughout the day and night—revealing patterns that help diagnose hypertension accurately and guide effective treatment.
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This quick video will show you the basic steps to get started with your ECG Holter Monitor.