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Only a physician or a trained health care profession-
al who is familiar with your medical history is able
to accurately interpret your blood pressure meas-
urements. Consult your physician before starting
blood pressure monitoring.
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This product is not intended to serve as a substi-
tute for the advice of a physician or medical profes-
sional. This product is not intended to substitute for
regular medical checkups. Contact your physician
for specific information about your blood pressure.
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Please note that technically related measuring toler-
ances are possible. Please see section ’12. Speci-
fications’ for details. NOTE: A single measurement
does not provide an accurate indication of your true
blood pressure. You need to take and record sev-
eral readings over a period of time. Try to measure
your blood pressure at the same time each day for
consistency.
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Any cuff related blood pressure measurement in
high repetition rates, can lead to severe measure-
ment side effects, e.g.
– any nerv compression with temporary arm/hand
paralysis
– the release of an arterial or venous thrombus,
which can cause a life threatening situation.
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Please contact your physician about the specific
risks of cuff pressure in your specific case.
•
The ’irregular heartbeat’ function does not replace
a cardiac examination, but may help to detect po-
tential pulse irregularities at an early stage. Always
consult your physician to determine what will be
suitable for you.
•
The ’irregular heartbeat’ function is not designed
for diagnosing or treating an arrhythmic disorder.
Arrhythmia can only be ascertained by a licensed
physician.
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The WHO chart is not intended to replace a medical
diagnosis. This chart is only a reference for differ-
ent classifications of blood pressure.
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If you notice abnormal or suspicious variations in
blood pressure measurements, consult your phys-
ician immediately.
•
Women who underwent a breast or axillar lymph
node removal operation should consult a phys-
ician or licensed healthcare provider before start-
ing blood pressure measurements.
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