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<blockquote data-quote="Boo1979" data-source="post: 1915368" data-attributes="member: 446715"><p>Im on lisinopril, another ACE inhibitor, 10mg daily.</p><p>The hospital have to do a 24 hr bp test everytime they want to check my bp as Im diagnosed with severe white coat hypertension and the mere sight of a doctor, nurse or bp machine sends it soaring ( I blame years of working in the NHS myself)</p><p>My consultant endo told me that the 24 hour traces show that my bp has a “lovely nocturnal dip” which is a strange compliment but apparently a good indicator of arterial health (normal to have a nocturnal dip but with stiff arteries, theres no nocturnal dip anymore)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boo1979, post: 1915368, member: 446715"] Im on lisinopril, another ACE inhibitor, 10mg daily. The hospital have to do a 24 hr bp test everytime they want to check my bp as Im diagnosed with severe white coat hypertension and the mere sight of a doctor, nurse or bp machine sends it soaring ( I blame years of working in the NHS myself) My consultant endo told me that the 24 hour traces show that my bp has a “lovely nocturnal dip” which is a strange compliment but apparently a good indicator of arterial health (normal to have a nocturnal dip but with stiff arteries, theres no nocturnal dip anymore) [/QUOTE]
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