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Q & A (continued) Q Since the mark was displayed, I retried the measurement by setting my arm on the unit properly. But the indicated value is still higher than usual. A The mark is just a guide for the proper measurement method. (See page 20.) If you correct your posture when the mark is displayed but the measured value is still higher or lower than usual, retry the measurement. The following causes are suspected. • Did you measure properly (in proper posture)? Measure as indicated on pages 15-17. • Measured immediately after smoking. • Measured when irritated or emotional. • Measured in cold environments • For persons who have a physical constitution with less fluctuation in the pulse rate. • If you are concerned about the results, retry the measurement after staying quiet for 4 to 5 minutes. Q When should I measure my blood pressure? A We recommend three measurements a day. First ........ Upon Waking (Because, with almost no influence from body movement, it's the blood pressure is closest to that at night.) Second.... Before Lunch (Because it provides blood pressure values close to the highest of the day.) Third........ At Bedtime (So as to obtain data close to your average blood pressure values during the day.) This way, by taking measurements morning, noon and night, you can use the unit to learn the patterns of and monitor your blood pressure. • Use of the AM and PM average systolic blood pressure comparison function can aid in the detection of a blood pressure pattern known as "early morning surge" in which blood pressure rises rapidly in the morning. (See page 27.) 31 English

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English
Q&A
(continued)
Q
Since the
mark was displayed, I retried the measurement
by setting my arm on the unit properly. But the indicated value
is still higher than usual.
A
The
mark is just a guide for the proper measurement method.
(See page ±0.)
If you correct your posture when the
mark is displayed but the
measured value is still higher or lower than usual, retry the
measurement.
The following causes are suspected.
Did you measure properly (in proper posture)?
Measure as indicated on pages 15–17.
Measured immediately after smoking.
Measured when irritated or emotional.
Measured in cold environments
For persons who have a physical constitution with less fluctuation
in the pulse rate.
If you are concerned about the results, retry the measurement after
staying quiet for 4 to 5 minutes.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Q
When should I measure my blood pressure?
A
We recommend three measurements a day.
First
........
Upon Waking (Because, with almost no influence from
body movement, it’s the blood pressure is closest to that
at night.)
Second ...Before Lunch (Because it provides blood pressure values
close to the highest of the day.)
Third
.......
At Bedtime (So as to obtain data close to your average
blood pressure values during the day.)
This way, by taking measurements morning, noon and night, you can
use the unit to learn the patterns of and monitor your blood pressure.
Use of the AM and PM average systolic blood pressure comparison
function can aid in the detection of a blood pressure pattern known
as “early morning surge” in which blood pressure rises rapidly in
the morning. (See page ±7.)
•