Ambulatory BP Monitoring

At Delhi Heart Hospital, we offer Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) to provide our patients with the most accurate assessment of their blood pressure. Unlike traditional blood pressure measurements taken in a clinical setting, ABPM tracks your blood pressure continuously over 24 hours while you go about your daily activities and sleep.

Benefits of Ambulatory BP Monitoring

  • Accurate Measurement: ABPM provides a more accurate picture of your blood pressure.
  • Early Detection of Hypertension: ABPM helps in the early diagnosis of hypertension.
  • Assessment of Nocturnal Hypertension: ABPM can detect nighttime blood pressure.
  • Evaluation of Treatment Effectiveness: By monitoring blood pressure throughout the day and night.

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    Ambulatory BP Monitoring

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      At Delhi Heart Hospital, we offer Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) to provide our patients with the most accurate assessment of their blood pressure. Unlike traditional blood pressure measurements taken in a clinical setting, ABPM tracks your blood pressure continuously over 24 hours while you go about your daily activities and sleep.

      Benefits of Ambulatory BP Monitoring

      • Accurate Measurement: ABPM provides a more accurate picture of your blood pressure.
      • Early Detection of Hypertension: ABPM helps in the early diagnosis of hypertension.
      • Assessment of Nocturnal Hypertension: ABPM can detect nighttime blood pressure.
      • Evaluation of Treatment Effectiveness: By monitoring blood pressure throughout the day and night.
      #Our Service

      Ambulatory BP Monitoring (24-hour BP recording)

      ABPM is a non-invasive diagnostic test that measures blood pressure at regular intervals over a 24-hour period.

      What We Guarantee

      Patient First Approach

      Accurate Results

      Compassionate Support

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      Patient Stories: Discover What Our Patients Say About Delhi Heart Hospital

      Ravinder Rathi

      Happy Patients

      Good behavior by nursing staff and cleaning staff as well... Doc is also good... Food is good for patients... The billing department is helpful... Hygiene is maintained by staff... Choosing Delhi heart hospital is a good choice because they take care of patients

      Sudha Sharma

      Happy Patients

      One of the most cooperative staff and fully informative. ICU staffs were very humble and ready to provide the information as many times I asked. Cleanness and hygiene which is vital for an hospital is on its best.

      Tarun Grover

      Happy Patients

      Dr. B.L. Jain is really cooperative, and polite and tells you everything about the patient. The hospital staff is supportive but a little bit of latency is there while asking for things and that is also due to limited staffing. Else everything is good. The billing department is very good.

      #FAQs

      Frequently Asked Questions

      ABPM is a non-invasive diagnostic test that measures blood pressure at regular intervals over a 24-hour period. The test is performed using a small, portable device that is attached to a patient's arm.
      ABPM test is recommended to diagnose hypertension and monitor blood pressure in patients with high blood pressure. It helps to determine if the blood pressure is consistently high or if it only spikes at certain times of the day or night. This information is useful in managing hypertension and determining the effectiveness of treatment.
      The patient wears a small, portable device on their arm that measures blood pressure at regular intervals throughout the day and night. The device is programmed to inflate and deflate the cuff around the patient's arm at specific times, and the patient is asked to keep a diary of their activities and symptoms during the test period.
      Yes, ABPM test is considered a safe and non-invasive test. However, some patients may experience discomfort from the blood pressure cuff.
      ABPM test typically takes 24 hours to complete. During this time, the patient can go about their daily activities but should avoid activities that may interfere with the device or cause it to become detached.