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Diamond Bpdl-231 Self Check Dial Type BP Monitor with Built-IN Stethoscope Device

Quantity Description: packet of 1 Device

Manufacturer: Industrial Electronic & Allied Products

Price: ₹ 1650.0

Information about Diamond Bpdl-231 Self Check Dial Type BP Monitor with Built-IN Stethoscope Device

Salient features of Diamond BPDL-231 Self Check Dial Type BP Monitor With Built-in Stethoscope:
Available in digital type & dial type with the built-in stethoscope.
Most accurate and convenient to use.
The simplest method for measuring one s own blood pressure.
Specially designed cuff for simplicity and accuracy.
Proper placement of stethoscope to give confirmed sound beats
Automatic deflation.
No human control for cuff pressure release is needed.
Proven and universally accepted method in the medical profession.
The best quality material is used.

Key Characteristics of Diamond BPDL-231 Self Check Dial Type BP Monitor With Built-in Stethoscope:
An arm cuff with the built-in stethoscope.
Available with the pouch a soft carrying case for easy handling.
Rubber casing provides strong and sturdy grip for handheld use and dial gauge protection.
The stethoscope is Specially designed for blood pressure measurement.
Soft ear pieces for the user s convenience.
Rubber Bulb is easy to squeeze manually.
Exhaust Valve is press type to release the balance pressure in the cuff.
Deflation valve provides constant pressure drop while measuring B.P. Special Cuff for easy single hand wrapping on an upper arm.
Proper placement of chest piece to get confirmed Korotkoff sounds.

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What are the best solution for controlling the sugar level in body and the best device to check daily diabetes? Please help.

Dr. Lalit Kumar Tripathy

MBBS

General Physician, Cuttack

What are the best solution for controlling the sugar level in body and the best device to check daily diabetes? Pleas...

1.Do regular exercise 2.Reduce weight if overweight 3Control diet 4.Avoid sweets, excess calorie and carbohydrate rich diet, . 5.Adhere to a strict diabetic diet by consulting Dietitian 6.Monitor your fasting, PP blood sugar and Hba1c three monthly 7.Consult diabetologist for advice and treatment Check your blood sugar with glucometer.

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Hi I have high BP and am under medication I want to know is it right if I buy a digital BP monitor and occasionally check my BP on it and if yes which is a good BP monitor available today.

Dr. Avinash

Clinical Cardiology, MD - Consultant Physician

Cardiologist, Surat

Hi I have high BP and am under medication I want to know is it right if I buy a digital BP monitor and occasionally c...

Hi. The best. It's good that you are taking your BP medicines regularly. Taking medicines regularly and controlling your BP will give you great benefit in long time. Definitely it is good if you have a BP instrument at your home. All digital BP machines available in the market are good. You can trust Omron brand. Take care.

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I am checking bp using digital monitor in my home it?s showing normal where as with the hospital I am checking he is using mercury device which is showing my bp value is high .so which one we can trust? I am having confusion in this kindly clarify.

Dr. Sreepada Kameswara Rao

DHMS (Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)

Homeopathy Doctor, Hyderabad

I am checking bp using digital monitor in my home it?s showing normal where as with the hospital I am checking he is ...

Your blood pressure reading at the hospital may be higher due to some psychological factor than the reading at your home. It's called white coat hypertension because the health care professionals who measure your blood pressure sometimes wear white coats. You ignore the first reading in the hospital and the second reading will be stable and realistic.

I am getting too many pimples on my cheeks. The cheeks have become red and the condition gets worst in sun.

Dr. M A Sarkar

Regd. Unani Medical Practitioner

Unani Specialist, Coimbatore

I am getting too many pimples on my cheeks. The cheeks have become red and the condition gets worst in sun.

Pimples form when dead skin cells mix with excess oil this mixture plugs the pore, causing swelling. It is very important to keep your face clean when trying to prevent pimples. Washing your face removes dirt, impurities and any excess oil that has built up on the surface of your skin. Use a clean dry towel to pat your face dry. It is important to protect your skin from sunlight by applying a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Eat well : Although it?s been proven that chocolate and other junk food don?t actually cause pimples, stay away from oil. Greasy foods can still have a positive effect for your skin. Mix a little turmeric powder with a little coconut oil and apply directly onto the pimples at night. Next morning wash your face with water Whatever you do, do not pop pimples as that will leave a scar behind which is even difficult to get rid of.

I'm 35 year male non-smoker. I've been having Heart Palpitations multiple times: 17th Feb 28th Feb 6th March 17th May and 20th May. I am type 2 diabetic and currently on Metformin 850 mg twice a day and Silverstatin 10 mg once at night. In March I got myself hospitalized to get my heart checked up by doing Echo ECG treadmill and reports were normal. They even hooked me up with Event Monitor for 2 days with monitoring connected to ICU, which was normal. The doctors are not able to determine what is the disease and on every incident of palpitation they do Toponil and X-ray which comes out normal. For my last episode, I've been now advised to get appointment with Electro Physiologist. Can this be SVT?

Dr. Anoop Agrawal

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, MD - Internal Medicine, DM - Cardiology, Interventional Fellow- Interventional Cardiology

Cardiologist, Hyderabad

I'm 35 year male non-smoker. I've been having Heart Palpitations multiple times: 17th Feb 28th Feb 6th March 17th May...

Hi lybrate-user, The symptoms you describe can very well be due to SVT, or PSVT to be precise (Paroxysmal Supra-Ventricular Tachycardia). Electrophysiologist won't help much unless you have a diagnosis. Since your symptoms are not daily, its likely 2 day event monitor didn't catch the abnormal rhythm. The next best option here is to get a 15 day or 30 day event recorder. That has higher likelihood of catching the arrhythmia. These days, you also get devices like Kardia or Remote ECG which you can keep in your pocket and attach to yourself whenever you get palpitations. Also get your thyroid checked if it isn't checked yet. Take care.