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Definition: This calculator computes the average of multiple blood pressure readings in mmHg.
Purpose: It helps healthcare professionals and patients track average blood pressure over time for better health monitoring.
The calculator uses the formula:
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Explanation: The calculator sums all valid blood pressure readings and divides by the total number of readings to find the average.
Details: Tracking average blood pressure helps identify trends, assess treatment effectiveness, and manage hypertension risks.
Tips: Enter multiple blood pressure readings (mmHg) separated by commas or new lines. The calculator will ignore non-numeric values.
Q1: Why calculate average blood pressure?
A: Single readings can be misleading; averages provide a more accurate picture of blood pressure status.
Q2: How many readings should I enter?
A: For reliable averages, enter at least 3-7 readings taken at different times.
Q3: Should I include systolic and diastolic together?
A: No, calculate systolic and diastolic averages separately for accurate medical assessment.
Q4: What's a normal average blood pressure?
A: Generally, normal average is below 120/80 mmHg, but consult your healthcare provider.
Q5: Can I use this for home monitoring?
A: Yes, this is excellent for tracking home blood pressure measurements over time.