Q: Why am I often able to get a BP reading in my right arm but not my left? Does this indicate a problem?
A: The most likely reason is it is harder for you to use your blood pressure measuring device on one side than the other. However, it is possible you have a problem. I suggest you ask your health care provider to take your pressure in both arms. This is the best way to know for sure.
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Anytime there is a problem of this kind, the blood pressure should always be taken in both arms.
Some doctors always do this as a matter of choice.
Ask them to take the blood pressure a couple of times.
Thats and easy one! You are probably right handed!
Da,,, To find out which handed you are, get a pencil and watch which had goes for that pencil to write with!
If its your right hand then you need to put the arm band six inches above your left ankle… make sense??
hope this helps..
My blood pressure is 170/101.at this time my left ear can’t hear and with high shouting like huhuhu.i am taking medicine atenolol. the pressure
some times between 160/92-101.
i am going to ear specialiest, he gave me neurobion medicine but no diffrerence.please give me some advice i am in a problem in both ear and blood pressure.no improvement in medication.the bloodpressure lasts for 5 years and the ear problem for 1 month. please …please…help me. thankyou.
bekele sime
Try to find out about seeing a throat and ear doctor to role out any other troubles.