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Microlife Cuff 2G 1s
RM 79.40
Microlife Cuff 2G offers effective blood pressure measurement with appropriate cuff size and shape. Microlife has created a new generation of cuffs that can accommodate the needs of every patient.
Monitoring your blood pressure routinely is one of the best ways to manage high blood pressure. To date, there are many types of blood pressure monitors that are available at the pharmacy like Microlife Cuff 2G . You can get them easily without any prescription, making monitoring your blood pressure from home easier and more convenient. However, before you start using the blood pressure monitor at home, it is important for you to study about what is the right technique and what is the most ideal blood pressure reading for you which may differ between individuals depending on your condition.
Besides that, monitoring your blood pressure at home may help you to have an early diagnosis of any disease. Self-monitoring blood pressure may help detection of hypertension earlier or prevent it from happening as monitoring may make you be more cautious and take care of your health more. As we all know, high blood pressure may contribute to other serious problems such as kidney or heart issues.
Apart from that, self-monitoring will help in tracking the progression of your treatment if you are on a blood pressure medication. By checking your blood pressure regularly, you may see if the medication or lifestyle changes that you have applied are working or not. With this, you and your doctor will be able to make a decision about the best regime for your treatment such as adjusting the dosage or changing the medication.
