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To keep track of your blood pressure, you need accurate readings, especially if you measure it at home. If your blood pressure is measured incorrectly, it may seem higher or lower than it really is.

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Remove clothing over the arm that you’ll use to measure your blood pressure. Try to sit still for at least five minutes before taking a reading (don’t talk or use the phone).