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Instruction manual

WA-22H

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2. Important information on the subject of blood-pressure and its measurement

2.1. How does high blood-pressure arise?

The level of blood-pressure is determined in a part of the brain, the so-called circulatory centre, and adapted to the respective situation by way of feedback 
via the nervous system. 
To adjust the blood-pressure, the strength and frequency of the heart (Pulse), as well as the width of circulatory blood vessels is altered. The latter is eff ected 
by way of fi ne muscles in the blood vessel walls.
The level of arterial blood-pressure changes periodically during the heart activity: During the «blood ejection» (Systole) the value is maximal (systolic blood- 
pressure value), at the end of the heart’s «rest period» (Diastole) minimal (diastolic blood-pressure value). 
The blood-pressure values must lie within certain normal ranges in order to prevent particular diseases.

2.2 Table for classifying blood-pressure values

Blood pressure is too high if at rest, the diastolic pressure is above 90mmHg and/or the systolic blood-pressure is over 160mmHg. In this case, please consult 
your doctor immediately. Long-term values at this level endanger your health due to the associated advancing damage to the blood vessels in your body.

Should the systolic blood-pressure values lie between 140mmHg and 160mmHg and/or the diastolic blood-pressure values lie between 90mmHg and 
100mmHg, likewise, please consult your doctor. Furthermore, regular self-checks will be necessary.

With blood-pressure values that are too low, i.e. systolic values under 100mmHg and/or diastolic values under 60mmHg, likewise, please consult your doctor.

Even with normal blood-pressure values, a regular self-check with your blood-pressure monitor is recommended. In this way you can detect possible changes 
in your values early and react appropriately.

If you are undergoing medical treatment to control your blood pressure, please keep a record of the level of your blood pressure by carrying out regular self-
measurements at specifi c times of the day. Show these values to your doctor. 

Never use the results of your measurements to alter independently 

the drug doses prescribed by your doctor.

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