ABPM Test

ABPM Test – Accurate 24-Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring by Dr. Mamtesh Gupta

Blood pressure can fluctuate throughout the day due to various factors such as activity levels, stress, and even sleep. A single reading at the doctor’s clinic may not give the full picture of your cardiovascular health. That’s where Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) plays a vital role.

Dr. Mamtesh Gupta, a renowned cardiologist in Meerut with a DM in Cardiology, offers advanced ABPM testing to ensure precise and continuous monitoring of blood pressure levels. This powerful diagnostic tool helps detect hidden hypertension, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and guide proper management strategies.

What is an ABPM Test?

ABPM stands for Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring. It is a non-invasive test that records your blood pressure at regular intervals over a 24-hour period, while you go about your normal daily activities, including work and sleep.

Unlike one-time readings taken in the clinic, ABPM provides a complete profile of blood pressure behavior throughout the day and night, including periods of rest, stress, and physical activity.

Why is ABPM Important?

Many people experience “white coat hypertension”—a temporary increase in blood pressure due to anxiety during a medical visit. Others may suffer from masked hypertension, where blood pressure is normal at the clinic but elevated in daily life.

ABPM helps detect:

• White coat hypertension

• Masked hypertension

• Resistant hypertension

• Nocturnal hypertension (high BP during sleep

• BP variations throughout the day

• Effectiveness of current medications

Who Needs an ABPM Test?

Dr. Mamtesh Gupta may recommend ABPM if:

• Your clinic blood pressure readings are inconsistent

• You have symptoms of hypertension but normal readings at the clinic

• You're being monitored for medication effectiveness

• You have kidney disease, diabetes, or cardiovascular risk factors

• You experience dizziness, headaches, or fainting spells

How is the ABPM Test Performed?

The ABPM test is simple and comfortable:

• A portable digital blood pressure monitor is fitted to your upper arm.

• It’s connected to a small device worn on your belt or shoulder.

• The monitor inflates and records your BP every 15–30 minutes during the day and every 30–60 minutes at night.

• You continue your normal routine but keep a diary of activities and symptoms for reference.

• After 24 hours, you return the device for analysis.

The collected data is reviewed by Dr. Mamtesh Gupta, who then provides a detailed report and treatment plan.

Advantages of ABPM at Dr. Mamtesh Gupta’s Clinic

Patients in Meerut can benefit from Dr. Gupta’s expertise combined with:

• State-of-the-art ABPM devices

• Accurate and painless monitoring

• Detailed interpretation with clinical correlation

• Personalized care based on 24-hour readings

• Guidance on medication timing and dosage

ABPM vs. Standard BP Monitoring

With rising cases of hypertension and heart disease, early and accurate detection is crucial. Dr. Mamtesh Gupta ensures that every ABPM test is conducted professionally, with a focus on comfort, clarity, and clinical accuracy.

Book Your ABPM Test in Meerut Today

If you're struggling with fluctuating blood pressure, unexplained symptoms, or want to ensure your current treatment is working effectively, schedule your ABPM test with Dr. Mamtesh Gupta today.

Book your consultation today and take the next step toward protecting your heart and your life.