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Columba Dec 2019 10:11pm, 28 Dec 2019 18,947 posts	Quote Pin Columba Home from ThatLondon.
Jigs Dec 2019 8:55pm, 29 Dec 2019 14,286 posts	Quote Pin Jigs Enjoyed Star Wars but don’t think I’ll bother with 4DX thing again. The wobbly chairs, little punches in the back and puffs of air in your ears are quite annoying after a while.
Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) Dec 2019 8:56pm, 29 Dec 2019 29,390 posts	Quote Pin Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) [at least it kept me awake ]
Chrisity Dec 2019 9:10pm, 29 Dec 2019 16,977 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity [maybe you should have sat next to someone else Jigs]
Eynsham Red Jan 2020 9:40am, 13 Jan 2020 5,197 posts	Quote Pin Eynsham Red My home blood pressure measurements are always much lower than those at my renal clinic appointments. I took my monitor with me to clinic today to compare with hospital machine. The results were the same.
ThorntonRunner Jan 2020 12:50pm, 13 Jan 2020 2,799 posts	Quote Pin ThorntonRunner White coat syndrome?
Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) Jan 2020 2:51pm, 13 Jan 2020 29,510 posts	Quote Pin Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) ER would you mind telling me which BP monitor you use? I want to purchase one to use at home as I don’t believe my BP is as high as it reads at GP/hospital appointments, I think it’s white coat syndrome. I am currently refusing medication.
NDWDave Jan 2020 4:00pm, 13 Jan 2020 11,035 posts	Quote Pin NDWDave [I’ve got the Omron M3 which seems well regarded in these parts]
Eynsham Red Jan 2020 5:43pm, 13 Jan 2020 5,201 posts	Quote Pin Eynsham Red TR, I’m pretty certain it is white coat syndrome, but I thought that it was worthwhile checking mine against the hospital’s every couple of years just in case. Mrs Jigs, I use an A&D UA767, which is a type available from lots of chemists (or was. I’ve had this model for about 8 or 9 years). I think that the important thing about doing home BPs is to adhere to the instructions and allow a little period of rest before taking the reading. My home readings are typically 120/60. This morning’s were about 160/75 on both.
ThorntonRunner Jan 2020 7:36pm, 13 Jan 2020 2,805 posts	Quote Pin ThorntonRunner I've also got an Omron - the m2 I think