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Want a more accurate blood pressure reading? Try lying down when it’s taken, new study suggests

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Want a more accurate blood pressure reading? Try lying down when it’s taken, new study suggests

Mendacity down whereas getting your blood stress taken might end in a extra correct studying, in response to new findings introduced on the American Coronary heart Affiliation (AHA)’s Hypertension Scientific Periods 2023 on Saturday in Boston. 

Researchers discovered that amongst folks with hypertension, the readings extra precisely predicted future stroke, coronary heart points and dying when folks have been mendacity down in comparison with those that have been sitting, in response to a press launch from the AHA.

These are preliminary findings and haven’t but been printed in a peer-reviewed medical journal, the AHA famous.

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Senior examine researcher Dr. Stephen Juraschek — who’s additionally a normal internist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Middle in Boston and an affiliate professor at Harvard Medical College — stated within the launch that the findings, which he discovered shocking, might assist physicians higher establish sufferers who want remedy.

“Regular” blood stress for adults is a systolic studying of lower than 120 mmHg and a diastolic studying underneath 80 mmHg, in response to the AHA and American School of Cardiology.

Mendacity down whereas getting your blood stress taken might end in a extra correct studying, in response to new findings introduced on the American Coronary heart Affiliation (AHA)’s Hypertension Scientific Periods 2023. (iStock)

Blood stress fluctuates all through the day, which is why nighttime measurements are most dependable, Juraschek stated.

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For this examine, researchers analyzed the readings of 11,369 members within the Atherosclerosis Threat in Communities Research, who had their blood stress taken each whereas in a supine place and a seated place.

The members, who averaged 54 years of age, have been adopted for a interval of 25-28 years. 

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“Regular” blood stress for adults is a systolic studying of lower than 120 mmHg and a diastolic studying underneath 80 mmHg, in response to the AHA and American School of Cardiology. (iStock)

These with earlier coronary heart points or stroke have been excluded from the examine. 

Individuals who had hypertension solely whereas mendacity down had a 53% higher danger of growing coronary coronary heart illness, a 51% larger danger of coronary heart failure, a 62% larger danger of stroke and a 34% higher probability of all-cause mortality — in comparison with individuals who had regular blood stress each whereas sitting and mendacity down.

Dr. Marc Siegel, medical professor of drugs at NYU Langone Medical Middle and a Fox Information medical contributor, was not concerned within the analysis however shared touch upon its findings.

He stated this seems to be a “well-done examine over a few years.”

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“There’s earlier analysis that hypertension taken at night time correlates with coronary heart illness and stroke,” Dr. Marc Siegel instructed Fox Information Digital.  (iStock)

“There’s earlier analysis that hypertension taken at night time correlates with coronary heart illness and stroke,” he instructed Fox Information Digital. “That is an extension of the identical thought.”

When sitting or standing, gravity could decrease the blood stress, leading to a studying that’s not as correct, Siegel famous.

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“Mendacity down is extra constant together with your precise blood stress, which predicts coronary heart assault and stroke danger, each of that are larger when the blood stress is excessive,” the physician added.

“This examine means that supine blood stress could also be one rationalization, because it has as a lot influence on long-term cardiovascular consequence as seated blood stress,” stated Dr. Wanpen Vongpatanasin, a professor of drugs at UT Southwestern Medical Middle in Dallas, Texas, within the AHA’s press launch.

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This close-up of a digital dwelling blood stress monitor reveals excessive diastolic and systolic numbers, representing an unhealthy life-style and doable hypertension. (iStock)

Vongpatanasin was not concerned within the examine.

The findings recommend that physicians may miss hypertension in the event that they’re solely taking the measure from sufferers who’re in a seated place, Juraschek stated.

Extra analysis is required to substantiate this speculation, the physician added.

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The findings recommend that physicians may miss hypertension in the event that they’re solely taking the measure from sufferers in a seated place. (iStock)

One limitation of the examine is that sufferers have been mendacity down for about 20 minutes — which isn’t a typical prevalence in a physician’s workplace.

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There is also different causes that contributed to the extra correct readings amongst supine sufferers, Juraschek famous, together with the truth that individuals are extra relaxed whereas mendacity down and that fluids are distributed otherwise in numerous positions.

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“I do suppose it is a easy sufficient evaluation that folks could possibly be empowered to examine on their very own, and folks might use it in screening as nicely,” Vongpatanasin added.

Fox Information Digital reached out to the lead examine creator for remark.

Melissa Rudy is well being editor and a member of the life-style group at Fox Information Digital. 

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