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Heart Health Checkups: When to Monitor Blood Pressure, Sugar and Cholesterol

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Heart health care should not begin only after a cardiovascular event. Preventive checks can help identify measurable risk factors such as blood pressure, blood glucose and blood lipids, depending on a person’s age and risk profile.

What may be monitored?

  • Blood pressure.
  • Blood glucose when appropriate.
  • Cholesterol and other lipid measures when recommended.
  • Weight and other relevant metabolic measures.
  • Tobacco use, activity, family history and other risk factors.

There is no single screening schedule for everyone. Age, medical history, family history and existing conditions influence what a healthcare professional recommends.

Related reading: Why regular BP checks matter.

For reliable background information, visit WHO and the World Heart Federation.

Health note: Ask a qualified healthcare professional which checks are appropriate for you.

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Imran Siddiqui

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