ABPM – Why Is It Done?
ABPM (Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring) is a test that records your blood pressure automatically at regular intervals, usually over 24 hours, while you go about your normal daily activities.
It is done to:
- Confirm or diagnose high blood pressure (hypertension)
- Detect white-coat hypertension
- Identify masked hypertension
- Check how blood pressure changes during day and night
- Help doctors assess whether blood pressure treatment is working effectively.
SAB Tests can help you find and conveniently book USG services through available diagnostic centres, making the process simpler and more accessible.