Ambulatory blood pressure is what checks

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is mainly used to check whether there is abnormal blood pressure. Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is

measured by ambulatory blood pressure monitor, which is used to evaluate the blood pressure of the subject in the natural state to detect the blood pressure change of the subject within 24 hours, so as to help the doctor determine whether the subject has hypertension. Compared with traditional clinic blood pressure measurement, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring can also provide more accurate cardiovascular risk assessment, so as to help the doctor determine the risk level of cardiovascular events.

If the test results show abnormal blood pressure, the patient should be intervened under the guidance of the doctor and should not blindly take drugs by himself.