My son is in Kenya now!!! lol. He's a filmmaker/photographer and Ambassador of Lewa Conservancy. Kenya is his most favorite place on Earth. Greetings from Northern Canada!
This really hits home. I am 45 and had a referral to a neurologist who took my BP once in each arm and said it was high. This was fed back to my GP who took their own measurement once and told me I had stage 2 hypertension and prescribed my bp meds then and there. I foolishly accepted as was worried about other symptoms, I have a mum who died 14 months prior of heart issues who had high bp and the gp also said my cholesterol was high. Not once was a 24hr monitor offered or even suggested. After seeing a cardioligist they arranged a 24hr monitor and my average BP was 120/75. Now I am stopping the bp meds after 4 weeks for a period of two months and will then do another 24hr monitor. I am annoyed with myself that I went on bp meds but even more annoyed that gp is so willing. My weight is fine, I walk 5k most days, don’t smoke, drink very little alcohol and eat fairly well but all GP was looking at was a single BP reading.
This is the irony of modern, mechanized, robotic doctor health care. The patient is a numbered rat in a laboratory cage. That's all you are to the health "care" profession. They are greedy and narcissistic for the most part.
I’m a 75 year old male and was diagnosed having elevated blood pressure. Listening to several of your lectures on the subject has decreased my anxiety. Thank you for your excellent explanation.
I am a 91 yr old woman, attempting to understand the cause And remedy for my hypertension. The medication is no longer effective. I want to thank you 🙏 for your service to humanity and the let you know how helpful you have been to me personally. Blessings, ♥️🙏♥️
I am 75 and have had high BP and A-Fib I got rid on the A-Fib by cutting out all sugar and wheat and eating and juicing a lot of green leafy vegetables (Kale and spinach) 5 glasses a day. Also taking 3 grams of magnesium Now my BP is normal. Now I am back to running 2 1/2 hours a day. Thank you Dr Gupta I have been watching these videos and was able to cobble together my program from watching them.
I have a cardiologist for almost twenty years but I never heard informations what you said. Very enlightening. Thanks Dr Gupta. God bless you family circle.
Sending prayers for speedy recovery for your dad. Thank you for this video. It could not have come at a more appropriate time. My mother was just discussing her blood pressure worries as it showed 170/90 and the doctor already prescribed her pills. Will get BP machine to do home readings. Great advice as always Dr. Gupta.
Yes, I hope that your father is better. This is the best explanation of BP readings. Doctors want to put one on meds with one high reading. They just recently did it to me.
The white coat syndrome is a huge factor. Not just because of the unfamiliar environment but because so much potentially hinges upon it. From recommendations for medication to anxiety about the situation leading to possible curtailment of one's lifestyle, perhaps even to impact on one's employment. Good to see recognition of the unreliability of the 'professional' taking of blood pressure.
I completely agree. I'm a nurse and when I measure my blood pressure at work, it's always high, with systolic number as high as 150. But since I'm not a morning person, I've always had little sleep before work, I'm busy all day and not in a great mood because of all that so it seems kind of logical to have higher blood pressure in these conditions. But when I'm at home, my blood pressure is always normal and sometimes even lower that I thought my normal blood pressure would be.
Thank you for your very thorough and informative videos Dr. Gupta. In my particular case I was blessed enough to have found a cardiologist who recommended just what you mention about BP measurements. The result of a 24 hour ambulatory monitoring and an echo cardiogram was a recommendation to medicate a mild hypertension with a low dose 3 days a week regimen of Telmisartan ( I live in Mexico, am 76 yrs of age). I write this in order to give testimony as well as gratitude for having found you. Respectfully: Suzanne.
You are simply one of the best. Thank you for your videos.This has helped me so much. I was diagnosed with high BP and prescribed medication. After watching your videos and reading my own BP the readings were way too low, 115/72 with the medication !! I stopped taking the medication and now have a consistent 125/85 for the last 3 months reading with no issues whatsoever. I am 65 years old. Thank you very much Sir.. 💓
Best wishes for your dad Dr Gupta. My father-in-law is a pathologist his best friend a cardiologist. Both graduated summa. They recommend the Omron wrist cuff. Today I tested 97/64. I had a white coat test of 114/79 after running up a flight of stairs because I was late for my appointment. I’m telling you all this because you might find it interesting to know that I have been taking nicotinamide riboside for the last three years. Was 120/80 before I started. I’m a seventy yo male. Cool huh?
Thank you again Dr Gupta. All your videos reassure me. Former svt sufferer (ablated) have raised blood pressure and bad anxiety and all your videos help. I discuss you with Dr pepper in Leeds when I see him for review and tell him how good you are and your videos. Thanks from all of us guys who can't really afford multiple private appointments or have G.P's who just dismiss us or don't seem to really give us time. We all appreciate your a highly paid well educated experienced cardiologist who doesn't have to take his time out to make these videos but the fact you do helps so many of us as the heart is something that causes many of us so much worry. Thanks again from me. Respect.
Thank you for sharing about your Dad. My doctor had suggested that I get a home BP machine. After using it daily for a month he said I don't have high blood pressure and I don't need to check it daily any more. Love you Doctor G
Praying for you and your family. Now you watch your BP! Thanks for your posts. I'm a Marfan and have had my mitral valve repaired with a ring. Last spring was my 21st anniversary of the procedure. I passed my follow up with flying colors so at this time I'm not in need of another surgery!
Oh my. I hope your father got better and hope you are doing well. Thank you so much for all your information...I'm sure hundreds of people appreciate your videos.
Though your friends can't be there, Sanjay, we're there in thought and heart, praying for your comfort and safety and healing for your Dad. I'm sure your presence was a big boost for him. Glad he's better. 💖
Hilarious... in the sense that MY doctor picked up my BP monitor and threw it in the waste paper basket saying it was 'rubbish'. He told me never to take my own measurements and to depend on those taken in his office or in hospital. I can understand his feelings when people take BP themselves irregularly and obsessively, but I was doing what you suggest here and taking measurements three times a day at precise times and averaging out weekly results. Despite my doctor's negativity I continue to do so and this gives me a much better indication of how I am doing and when I am getting too stressed in my recovery 18 months after a stroke. If only all doctors were as positive as you are and treated their patients like intelligent human beings.
Hahaha!!! Whenever my friends ask me who is my doctor, I tell them Dr. Gupta and they will ask me where is his clinic, and I answered them in youtube....
York Cardiology: Dr , good evening. You have authoritatively spoken on a sensitive and most important subject. V grateful to you. Kindly save the naive people from exploitation by such videos of awareness. Regards.
Thank you for your videos they are priceless as you are such a real person . I appreciate the fact that you deal with the cause and not only the symptoms, excellent! Thank you.
I have a home bp monitor, because my eye consultant wanted my GP to monitor my blood pressure and I knew they would'nt so I bought my own! The avg bp over 6 days is a great suggestion, I will try that. Great video, thank you for posting Dr Gupta
Thank you for your video, a simplified explanation of taking BP in a way we can all understand. My BP is all over the shop at the moment. I will do the 7 day, morning and night readings with 2min apart, those figures will give my GP something to go on. I am all for getting to the bottom of why? Rather than just treating the numbers. Greetings from 🇦🇺
Thank you, Dr. Sanjay Gupta for this video. At home when I measure my blood pressure it's always lower than when my family Dr. Measures it in his surgery
Thanks for this. My BP was 170/90 at my doctor's office. I was so stressed that day. So I'm doing home monitoring for one month, per my doctor. My home range is 115-130/7-80, depending on time of day. I'm going to take the readings as you suggest, 2x am, and 2x pm, then average. I appreciate this information. Thank You.
Fantastic video, I have a huge issue with white coat syndrome, like I’ve gone in for blood pressure at the doctor and it read 157/94 and then 20 minutes later they took it again and it was 117/80
@@irfand4 I have the same problem as he has...doesn't matter if the nurse takes the b/p...just the fact that I am at the doctor's office is enough for me to become anxious. So, I monitor my own pressure at home, take it several times daily and it is excellent.
Same here...my b/p was way worse than yours at the doctor's office the other day but I take it at home several times per day and it is around what yours is (117/80).
I'm sure you were the splendid gift for your father when he needed it most. Obviously how his health has now turned for the better. All best wishes for his continued good health. A huge thank you to you Dr Gupta, you are a gem for us all.
A friend bought a BP monitor as his MD recimmended. He was to take & record readings 3x per day, but it always gave the same result, 120/80. He asked me to take mine on his machine to see if it read the same. As I sat at the table to do that, his bride leaned over staring at the screen. Then she took her fingernail and peeled off the clear plastic screen protector which had 120/80 printed on it....
So useful to many people because today, many doctors don't take it a few times in their office, but only once, which is really not good enough. Thanks for the video, I can show it to my friends who never believe me.
I'm sorry to hear about your father hope he get well soon, the reason for me to write this is because I was born inn Nairobi and hearing you talk about Nairobi fill my heart with love what a country, good all around hope to see you one day fantastic see you soon or if not sooner in UK thanks.
So nice of you Delphine! Thank you for your support- it would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing to the channel. Also I try and do some regular broadcasts via WhatsApp on +44795131008
I’m glad you said this Doctor. My GP told me I should only go to him to measure mine (he is old school), even though I’d done it at home over a week and taken it with me to show him. Mine is always much lower at home 👍👍 Hope you dad is okay.
Absolutely correct! before i went to see my doctor, my bp reading at home was 115/77 (reading was before taking meds, im hypertensive, have history of anxiety and depression), when at my doctor's room, my bp reading went up to 170/90! but when i came back, my bp came down back to normal! crazy! maybe its because my doctor charges me a lot for consultation HAHA thanks for this video Doctor Gupta!
@@p.johnson9502 I wonder if doctors have these machine calibrated to make sure they are correct. I am a small person and my arm is very small. The cuff they use on me is large. I have to remind them every time to give me a small cuff. One time my bp was high, the doctor had the nurse take it again after my appointment was over and it was fine. I find the manual way of taking bp is more accurate than the digital one. Also the bp monitor manufacturer told me cuffs have to replaced periodically, I also question if the doctor's office know that.
Sorry to hear about your dad but glad he is doing better. Thanks for the video again very helpful. I had my bp measured at the hospital yesterday and the nurse put the cuff over my sleeve and my arm was bent and she told me it was high🙄. I have white coat hypertension anyway so I'm not surprised. Surely they need to do these tests more accurately.
Yes, they do it wrong at hospitals and clinics. Mine is always high. They put over sleeve, arm not at heart level and they talk to you while they measure it. Then they want to put you on meds. Ridiculous...they are professionals.
Thank you, Doctor Gupta for all of your great videos! I had an ablation two years ago for afib. I am not aware of still having episodes, but would like to make sure. What would be the best options for determining whether or not I am still having afib episodes?
When the son is the best doctor in the world.... Your dad would be absolutely fine. May God protects his health.
how lovely thank you.. you are a blessing to me:-)
This young doctor is a God sent. Just his explanations heals.
My son is in Kenya now!!! lol. He's a filmmaker/photographer and Ambassador of Lewa Conservancy. Kenya is his most favorite place on Earth. Greetings from Northern Canada!
This really hits home. I am 45 and had a referral to a neurologist who took my BP once in each arm and said it was high. This was fed back to my GP who took their own measurement once and told me I had stage 2 hypertension and prescribed my bp meds then and there. I foolishly accepted as was worried about other symptoms, I have a mum who died 14 months prior of heart issues who had high bp and the gp also said my cholesterol was high. Not once was a 24hr monitor offered or even suggested. After seeing a cardioligist they arranged a 24hr monitor and my average BP was 120/75. Now I am stopping the bp meds after 4 weeks for a period of two months and will then do another 24hr monitor. I am annoyed with myself that I went on bp meds but even more annoyed that gp is so willing. My weight is fine, I walk 5k most days, don’t smoke, drink very little alcohol and eat fairly well but all GP was looking at was a single BP reading.
Same with me.... put me on meds..... I take my BP at home and it seems relatively "good" to me.
This is the irony of modern, mechanized, robotic doctor health care. The patient is a numbered rat in a laboratory cage. That's all you are to the health "care" profession. They are greedy and narcissistic for the most part.
GP’s are financially incentivised to prescribe meds by pharmaceutical companies
After 40 years finally I find someone who can answer this universal question clearly ; your love for humanity is deeply appreciated and respected.
I’m a 75 year old male and was diagnosed having elevated blood pressure. Listening to several of your lectures on the subject
has decreased my anxiety. Thank you for your excellent explanation.
Just be happy you're still alive
Also a 75 year old male and I concur completely
Work home is no good increased my weight and hardly exercise. Changing my lifestyle sleep early and eat right lower my BP. Thanks doc.
I am a 91 yr old woman, attempting to understand the cause And remedy for my hypertension. The medication is no longer effective. I want to thank you 🙏 for your service to humanity and the let you know how helpful you have been to me personally. Blessings, ♥️🙏♥️
Hope your dad gets well soon. As always a great watch. Thank you.
I am 75 and have had high BP and A-Fib I got rid on the A-Fib by cutting out all sugar and wheat and eating and juicing a lot of green leafy vegetables (Kale and spinach) 5 glasses a day. Also taking 3 grams of magnesium Now my BP is normal. Now I am back to running 2 1/2 hours a day. Thank you Dr Gupta I have been watching these videos and was able to cobble together my program from watching them.
wow!
What do you do for carbs?
@@JWard2 green leafy vegetables
@@michaelhammond4150 thank you
Great Job! Everyone is happy (except for your doctor who won't be seeing you much, and the drug companies).
The best advice on blood pressure.
You are your Dad now, Sanjay. Make him proud. I hope you've healed and his memory makes you stronger and a better doctor. Love never dies.
Speedy recovery to your papà and all the best to your family ❤️❤️
I wish all the doctors are. like you. Thank you very much. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
I have a cardiologist for almost twenty years but I never heard informations what you said. Very enlightening. Thanks Dr Gupta. God bless you family circle.
Just found you this week ....i am hooked ; thanks for all you do
What I like about his clips: sincerity, humbleness and eloquent presentation...Keep it up with sharing informations...
My BP just went down by watching you .Thank You !
Sending prayers for speedy recovery for your dad. Thank you for this video. It could not have come at a more appropriate time. My mother was just discussing her blood pressure worries as it showed 170/90 and the doctor already prescribed her pills. Will get BP machine to do home readings. Great advice as always Dr. Gupta.
I like this doctor.
Yes, I hope that your father is better. This is the best explanation of BP readings. Doctors want to put one on meds with one high reading. They just recently did it to me.
One of my favorite UA-cam channels. Thanks very much for making great videos!
Thanks for getting to the point so quickly with great info.
The white coat syndrome is a huge factor. Not just because of the unfamiliar environment but because so much potentially hinges upon it. From recommendations for medication to anxiety about the situation leading to possible curtailment of one's lifestyle, perhaps even to impact on one's employment. Good to see recognition of the unreliability of the 'professional' taking of blood pressure.
YOU ARE AN ANGEL DOCTOR ON THIS EARTH. YOU HELPED ME SO MUCH!
Thank you for your love and concern for many of us who worry about medical issues.
What a nice guy, if I ever needed a cardiologist I hope I can find one like you Sir
Excellent information thank you doctor. Your Dad must be very proud of you.
OMG, I've been following you since 2020 and I didn't know you are ours! Fellow Kenyan here. I love your work and you've given me great peace of mind.
Doc you've been hitting the weights!!👍
I completely agree. I'm a nurse and when I measure my blood pressure at work, it's always high, with systolic number as high as 150. But since I'm not a morning person, I've always had little sleep before work, I'm busy all day and not in a great mood because of all that so it seems kind of logical to have higher blood pressure in these conditions. But when I'm at home, my blood pressure is always normal and sometimes even lower that I thought my normal blood pressure would be.
Thank you for your very thorough and informative videos Dr. Gupta. In my particular case I was blessed enough to have found a cardiologist who recommended just what you mention about BP measurements. The result of a 24 hour ambulatory monitoring and an echo cardiogram was a recommendation to medicate a mild hypertension with a low dose 3 days a week regimen of Telmisartan ( I live in Mexico, am 76 yrs of age). I write this in order to give testimony as well as gratitude for having found you. Respectfully: Suzanne.
Really hope your Dad is doing much better Dr. Gupta. Thank you as always for a great video, so informative and helpful to us all x
You are simply one of the best. Thank you for your videos.This has helped me so much. I was diagnosed with high BP and prescribed medication. After watching your videos and reading my own BP the readings were way too low, 115/72 with the medication !! I stopped taking the medication and now have a consistent 125/85 for the last 3 months reading with no issues whatsoever. I am 65 years old. Thank you very much Sir.. 💓
115/72 is actually an excellent healthy reading. Who told you this is too low? 125/85 is considered elevated, but still relatively healthy
Thanks so much for this video doc. It was most helpful. God bless you. I pray for speedy recovery for your dad 🙏🙏🙏
Best wishes for your dad Dr Gupta. My father-in-law is a pathologist his best friend a cardiologist. Both graduated summa. They recommend the Omron wrist cuff. Today I tested 97/64. I had a white coat test of 114/79 after running up a flight of stairs because I was late for my appointment. I’m telling you all this because you might find it interesting to know that I have been taking nicotinamide riboside for the last three years. Was 120/80 before I started. I’m a seventy yo male. Cool huh?
Thank you again Dr Gupta. All your videos reassure me. Former svt sufferer (ablated) have raised blood pressure and bad anxiety and all your videos help. I discuss you with Dr pepper in Leeds when I see him for review and tell him how good you are and your videos. Thanks from all of us guys who can't really afford multiple private appointments or have G.P's who just dismiss us or don't seem to really give us time. We all appreciate your a highly paid well educated experienced cardiologist who doesn't have to take his time out to make these videos but the fact you do helps so many of us as the heart is something that causes many of us so much worry. Thanks again from me. Respect.
thank you so so much!!!
👏👏👏👏 Nicely adressed.
Many thanks Dr York cardiologist. I'm one of your subscribers. All the way from Republic of Ireland filipino
Thank you for sharing about your Dad. My doctor had suggested that I get a home BP machine. After using it daily for a month he said I don't have high blood pressure and I don't need to check it daily any more. Love you Doctor G
You got a very good doctor, which is a miracle to find these days😊👍
Praying for you and your family. Now you watch your BP!
Thanks for your posts. I'm a Marfan and have had my mitral valve repaired with a ring. Last spring was my 21st anniversary of the procedure. I passed my follow up with flying colors so at this time I'm not in need of another surgery!
Prayers for your dad
May your dad recover quickly. God bless. Thanks for all the valuable advice,on BP.
Oh my. I hope your father got better and hope you are doing well. Thank you so much for all your information...I'm sure hundreds of people appreciate your videos.
Though your friends can't be there, Sanjay, we're there in thought and heart, praying for your comfort and safety and healing for your Dad. I'm sure your presence was a big boost for him. Glad he's better. 💖
Happy your Father is improving. I'm a nurse & appreciate your videos, thank you.
Hilarious... in the sense that MY doctor picked up my BP monitor and threw it in the waste paper basket saying it was 'rubbish'. He told me never to take my own measurements and to depend on those taken in his office or in hospital. I can understand his feelings when people take BP themselves irregularly and obsessively, but I was doing what you suggest here and taking measurements three times a day at precise times and averaging out weekly results. Despite my doctor's negativity I continue to do so and this gives me a much better indication of how I am doing and when I am getting too stressed in my recovery 18 months after a stroke. If only all doctors were as positive as you are and treated their patients like intelligent human beings.
Hahaha!!!
Whenever my friends ask me who is my doctor, I tell them Dr. Gupta and they will ask me where is his clinic, and I answered them in youtube....
Wow
York Cardiology: Dr , good evening. You have authoritatively spoken on a sensitive and most important subject. V grateful to you. Kindly save the naive people from exploitation by such videos of awareness. Regards.
All the best to your father. Always difficult when families are spread all over. Thank you for taking fear out of heart/vascular issues
Thank you for your videos they are priceless as you are such a real person . I appreciate the fact that you deal with the cause and not only the symptoms, excellent!
Thank you.
Doctor, you are a huge blessing to so many
I have a home bp monitor, because my eye consultant wanted my GP to monitor my blood pressure and I knew they would'nt so I bought my own!
The avg bp over 6 days is a great suggestion, I will try that.
Great video, thank you for posting Dr Gupta
Thank you for your video, a simplified explanation of taking BP in a way we can all understand. My BP is all over the shop at the moment. I will do the 7 day, morning and night readings with 2min apart, those figures will give my GP something to go on.
I am all for getting to the bottom of why? Rather than just treating the numbers. Greetings from 🇦🇺
I like taking my B/P @ home. This way l can control my B/P. Washing my car, walking, and nap time is good 4 the heart. Praises The Lord
Thanks Dr. Gupta. I am always great full for your presentation and advice. I wish we had many doctor’s like you. God bless you.
Thank you Doc for the wonderful advice. You are a true Doc
You are keeping me sane,,thank you😊
Thank you for this highly useful advice. I wonder why we have not been educated by our doctors. Thanks again.
Thankyou for enlightening me on this subject stay blessed .
Well done doc....
First line of defence "lifestyle change"
Walking daily with a buddy ....works wonders
Finally!!!
My doctors just told me to measure you BP and take your meds...they didnt tell me how and when to take it...thanks Dr Gupta...
Very useful information thanks for lightening us on so many aspects of blood pressure
All the best wishes for your Dad to recover fast and feel better soon👍
Hope your Dad keeps getting better.Thank you for the information..
Thank you, Dr. Sanjay Gupta for this video.
At home when I measure my blood pressure it's always lower than when my family Dr. Measures it in his surgery
I am glad your father is doing better when this video was made. Thank you for caring about all of us with your videos.
Thank you for taking the time to educate us!
I’ve just found this video just when I needed this info and it’s so very helpful and lovingly given thank you so much .
Thank you for the video & hope your dad gets better soon ! Take care
Thanks for this. My BP was 170/90 at my doctor's office. I was so stressed that day. So I'm doing home monitoring for one month, per my doctor. My home range is 115-130/7-80, depending on time of day. I'm going to take the readings as you suggest, 2x am, and 2x pm, then average. I appreciate this information. Thank You.
So how to solve the problem?
Hey pierogi are u the hacker who save people being scammed? Haha its stressing doing that job dealing woth those scammers haha
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Fantastic video, I have a huge issue with white coat syndrome, like I’ve gone in for blood pressure at the doctor and it read 157/94 and then 20 minutes later they took it again and it was 117/80
Ask the nurse to measure bp
@@irfand4 I have the same problem as he has...doesn't matter if the nurse takes the b/p...just the fact that I am at the doctor's office is enough for me to become anxious. So, I monitor my own pressure at home, take it several times daily and it is excellent.
Same here...my b/p was way worse than yours at the doctor's office the other day but I take it at home several times per day and it is around what yours is (117/80).
@@artiste335 absolute craziness
Always good, accurate, and clear
I am a suscriber and follow you. Must say, one of the best highlights of my day. ♥️
I'm sure you were the splendid gift for your father when he needed it most. Obviously how his health has now turned for the better. All best wishes for his continued good health. A huge thank you to you Dr Gupta, you are a gem for us all.
May your dad remain in good health
Very good helpful video . Common sense . Thank You .
Wish there were more honest and sincere doctors. Glad your Dad is better.
A friend bought a BP monitor as his MD recimmended. He was to take & record readings 3x per day, but it always gave the same result, 120/80. He asked me to take mine on his machine to see if it read the same. As I sat at the table to do that, his bride leaned over staring at the screen. Then she took her fingernail and peeled off the clear plastic screen protector which had 120/80 printed on it....
😂
OMG Ha!
LOL
Lol
Excellent video, Doc. I'm very much looking forward to your insights on White Coat Hypertension
Glad to learn that your dad is on the road to complete recovery. Your care and best treatment and of course, grace of God helped.
So useful to many people because today, many doctors don't take it a few times in their office, but only once, which is really not good enough. Thanks for the video, I can show it to my friends who never believe me.
Best DR. ever!!! God bless you 🌹
What amazing advice, you are a great human!
I have had a 24 hour heart monitor. But never heard of a 24 hour B/P monitor. Very interesting!
Thanks so much. I have learned alot
Glad to hear you're dad is on the mend. Thank you for a great video and information on BP measures.
The best advice I have heard...this video really helps...
I'm sorry to hear about your father hope he get well soon, the reason for me to write this is because I was born inn Nairobi and hearing you talk about Nairobi fill my heart with love what a country, good all around hope to see you one day fantastic see you soon or if not sooner in UK thanks.
Thank you so much doctor
For sharing your excellent explanation. You're genius Sir.
So nice of you Delphine!
Thank you for your support- it would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing to the channel.
Also I try and do some regular broadcasts via WhatsApp on +44795131008
Great to know that you are from Kenya. I love your videos and genuine advice
I’m glad you said this Doctor. My GP told me I should only go to him to measure mine (he is old school), even though I’d done it at home over a week and taken it with me to show him. Mine is always much lower at home 👍👍 Hope you dad is okay.
Thank you for this, this is more helpful and confirming than I can express. I am now a subscriber.
Thank you Doctor! I will do the seven day readings at home morning and evening.
Fell in love with you Doctor. Lucky are your patients
Absolutely correct! before i went to see my doctor, my bp reading at home was 115/77 (reading was before taking meds, im hypertensive, have history of anxiety and depression), when at my doctor's room, my bp reading went up to 170/90! but when i came back, my bp came down back to normal! crazy! maybe its because my doctor charges me a lot for consultation HAHA thanks for this video Doctor Gupta!
Same thing happens to me....I definitely have white coat syndrome...Even my cardiologist said I definitely suffer from white coat syndrome.....
Happens to me every time I go to the doctor!
Sounds like his machines are rigged?
@@p.johnson9502 I wonder if doctors have these machine calibrated to make sure they are correct. I am a small person and my arm is very small. The cuff they use on me is large. I have to remind them every time to give me a small cuff. One time my bp was high, the doctor had the nurse take it again after my appointment was over and it was fine. I find the manual way of taking bp is more accurate than the digital one. Also the bp monitor manufacturer told me cuffs have to replaced periodically, I also question if the doctor's office know that.
Excellent a true self less doctor thank you for your videos SRK INDIA KANCHIPURAM
Thank you for this very helpful information! Speedy recovery for your dad!❤
Fortunate to come across this video dr sahib thanks a ton for sharing ur knowledge… god bless u with abundance
Very interesting and informative, many thanks.
Thank you for this information. I hope your Father is well soon, sending love and light. 💜
You're the best. Thank you for all this great information! Healing thoughts for your dad!
Sorry to hear about your dad but glad he is doing better. Thanks for the video again very helpful. I had my bp measured at the hospital yesterday and the nurse put the cuff over my sleeve and my arm was bent and she told me it was high🙄. I have white coat hypertension anyway so I'm not surprised. Surely they need to do these tests more accurately.
Yes, they do it wrong at hospitals and clinics. Mine is always high. They put over sleeve, arm not at heart level and they talk to you while they measure it. Then they want to put you on meds. Ridiculous...they are professionals.
Thank you, Doctor Gupta for all of your great videos! I had an ablation two years ago for afib. I am not aware of still having episodes, but would like to make sure. What would be the best options for determining whether or not I am still having afib episodes?