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After another conversation with the practise manager who has finally marked me to have another 24h monitor after high readings at the surgery which has been going on now since I was 18. Now 40.
Finally a flag of white coat has been put on my record. This is the third time I have had to refuse to give readings at the surgery, put a complaint into the practise manager and request a 24 hour monitor.
I informed him that I gave the nurse readings from my home machine which they asked me to BUY which averaged out to 132 over 86. He said there is no point in those home machines as they are not calibrated so we can't trust the readings. SO WHY DID YOU ASK ME TO BUY ONE THEN ARHHHHHH. 24 quid down the drain. We we have to be careful as you may have a stroke. Strange that's what the doctor said 22 years ago and I still haven't had one and they wonder why my blood pressure is high at the surgery.
Does anyone have any advice that could change my situation for the better. Even the practise manager is sick of hearing from me. And we are an first name terms. This has got to change.
Rant over.
Finally a flag of white coat has been put on my record. This is the third time I have had to refuse to give readings at the surgery, put a complaint into the practise manager and request a 24 hour monitor.
I informed him that I gave the nurse readings from my home machine which they asked me to BUY which averaged out to 132 over 86. He said there is no point in those home machines as they are not calibrated so we can't trust the readings. SO WHY DID YOU ASK ME TO BUY ONE THEN ARHHHHHH. 24 quid down the drain. We we have to be careful as you may have a stroke. Strange that's what the doctor said 22 years ago and I still haven't had one and they wonder why my blood pressure is high at the surgery.
Does anyone have any advice that could change my situation for the better. Even the practise manager is sick of hearing from me. And we are an first name terms. This has got to change.
Rant over.