Health Check

Blood Pressure Testing

Know your numbers! Stop by Cleckheaton Pharmacy for a blood pressure test and keep your heart in check!

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Blood Pressure Testing

Blood Pressure Testing measures the force of blood against artery walls as your heart pumps. The test is painless and quick—detecting potential heart risk by detecting low or high blood pressure.

High Blood Pressure

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is defined as a reading of 140/90 mmHg or higher. If blood pressure remains elevated for too long, it can lead to a greater risk of heart disease, stroke, and other complications.

Signs and Symptoms of High Blood Pressure

High blood pressure may not show symptoms. Some symptoms you may experience include:
nausea

Nausea

vomiting

Vomiting

dizziness

Dizziness

nasal-discharge

Nosebleeding

alcohol-intake

Chest Pain

double-vision

Double Vision

headache

Headache

fatigue

Fatigue or Confusion

Risk Factors for High Blood Pressure

Risk factors for high blood pressure include:
increasing-age

Increasing Age

obesity

Obesity

smoking

Smoking

family-history

Family History

lack-of-physical-activity

Lack of Physical Activity

alcohol-intake

Alcohol Intake

kidney-disease

Kidney Disease or Diabetes

chronic-stress

Chronic Stress

Low Blood Pressure

Low blood pressure, or hypotension occurs when blood pressure drops below 90/60mmHg. It may lead to fainting, dizziness, or shock in severe cases.

Signs and Symptoms of Low Blood Pressure

Some symptoms of low blood pressure may include:
dizziness

Dizziness

nausea

Nausea

alcohol-intake

Blurred Vision

heart-palpitations

Heart Palpitations

weakness

Weakness

fainting

Fainting

Risk Factors for Low Blood Pressure

Risk factors for low blood pressure include:
dehydration

Dehydration

pregnancy

Pregnancy

diabetes

Diabetes

heart-conditions

Heart Conditions

hypothyroidism

Hypothyroidism

severe-blood-loss

Severe Blood Loss

medications

Use of Certain Medications for Parkinson’s Disease, or High Blood Pressure

Commonly Asked Questions

What tests are done to check blood pressure?

Blood pressure is usually measured by using a blood pressure monitor. However, if your doctor suspects you have high or low blood pressure, they may perform other diagnostic tests including an eye exam, echocardiogram (ECG), and other blood or urine tests.

It depends on your age and risk factors—adults aged 40 and above should get their blood pressure checked once a year, while individuals with certain health conditions may need more frequent monitoring to maintain optimal health.

A normal blood pressure reading is usually between 80/60mmHg and 120/80mmHg.

Visit Cleckheaton Pharmacy, for a hassle-free blood pressure check today. Our trained professionals are here to provide accurate readings and guidance on maintaining normal blood pressure. Stop by or call us now to schedule your appointment!

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