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Monitor Your Heart Health with Professional Blood Pressure Testing

Maintaining healthy blood pressure is a key part of preventing heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular problems. High blood pressure often has no noticeable symptoms, which is why regular monitoring is so important. At Crowhill Pharmacy in Nuneaton, we offer NHS blood pressure checks, providing a convenient and reliable way to keep track of your cardiovascular health.

Our trained pharmacists assess your blood pressure, explain the results, and provide advice or referrals when necessary. With our service, you can take proactive steps to protect your heart and overall well-being.

Why Blood Pressure Checks Are Important

Blood pressure measures the force of your blood against the walls of your arteries as your heart pumps. Maintaining a healthy blood pressure helps reduce the risk of:

—> Heart disease
—> Stroke
—> Kidney problems
—> Vision issues

High blood pressure (hypertension) is often called a “silent condition” because it rarely causes noticeable symptoms until complications develop. Regular monitoring allows early detection, so lifestyle changes or treatment can be implemented promptly.

Even if you feel well, a simple blood pressure check can reveal underlying health issues and provide peace of mind.

Who Should Get a Blood Pressure Check?

NHS guidance recommends regular blood pressure checks for:

—> Adults aged 40 and over
—> Individuals with a family history of high blood pressure, heart disease, or stroke
—> People who are overweight or lead a sedentary lifestyle
—> Individuals with diabetes, kidney disease, or other chronic conditions
—> Anyone who experiences symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, or shortness of breath

At Crowhill Pharmacy, we provide a personalised assessment to determine how often you should have your blood pressure checked and offer guidance on maintaining healthy levels.

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How NHS Blood Pressure Checks Work

During your appointment:

1. Your pharmacist will review your medical history and ask about any medications or lifestyle factors that may affect blood pressure.

2. The cuff will be placed around your upper arm, and the measurement will be taken using a clinically approved blood pressure monitor.

3. Readings are typically taken twice to ensure accuracy, and an average value is calculated.

4. Your pharmacist will explain your results clearly, including whether your blood pressure falls within the healthy range or if follow-up is recommended.

The check usually takes just a few minutes, and you can continue your day immediately afterwards.

What Your Results Mean

Blood pressure is recorded as two numbers: systolic (top) and diastolic (bottom).

—> Normal: Around 120/80 mmHg
—> Elevated: 120–139/80–89 mmHg
—> High (Hypertension): 140/90 mmHg or higher

If your readings are high or borderline, your pharmacist may provide advice on lifestyle changes, such as:

—> Improving diet and reducing salt intake
—> Increasing physical activity
—> Managing stress effectively
—> Reducing alcohol consumption and quitting smoking

In some cases, you may be advised to see your GP for further assessment or treatment.

Benefits of Getting Your Blood Pressure Checked at Crowhill Pharmacy

Choosing Crowhill Pharmacy for NHS blood pressure checks provides several advantages:

—> Convenient access – Local appointments without the need for a GP referral
—> Professional service – Conducted by trained healthcare professionals using clinical equipment
—> Quick and efficient – The check takes only a few minutes, with results explained immediately
—> Personalised advice – Pharmacists provide guidance tailored to your readings and lifestyle
—> Peace of mind – Early detection helps you take proactive steps to protect your heart

Our pharmacy-led service ensures accurate measurements. You’ll also receive clear, professional advice in a friendly, supportive environment.

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Is This Service Right For You?

NHS blood pressure checks are suitable for most adults, particularly those at risk of hypertension. Your pharmacist will assess:

—> Age and general health
—> Family history of cardiovascular conditions
—> Current medications or supplements
—> Lifestyle factors, such as diet and activity levels

Blood pressure checks are safe, non-invasive, and suitable for adults of all ages.

Take Control of Your Heart Health

Regular blood pressure checks aren’t just about numbers, they’re about empowering you to take control of your heart health. Knowing your blood pressure allows you to make informed choices about diet, exercise, and lifestyle. Even small changes, like reducing salt intake, staying active, or managing stress, can have a significant impact on your long-term cardiovascular wellbeing.

At Crowhill Pharmacy, we help you understand your readings and provide guidance to make positive changes. With regular monitoring, you can spot potential issues early and take proactive steps to protect your heart and overall health.

Why Choose Crowhill Pharmacy?

At Crowhill Pharmacy in Nuneaton, we are committed to providing:

—> Expert clinical care – Our trained healthcare staff conduct all checks personally
—> Convenient local access – Book your appointment without needing a GP referral
—> Clear advice and support – From assessment to follow-up recommendations
—> Safe and hygienic environment – All procedures follow strict safety protocols

We pride ourselves on offering modern healthcare services in a friendly, trusted, and community-focused environment.

Crowhill Pharmacy in Nuneaton also offers a range of NHS health services. Your health is our priority.

Book Your NHS Blood Pressure Check

If you’d like to monitor your heart health and take proactive steps to prevent hypertension, book your NHS blood pressure check at Crowhill Pharmacy today. Our professional team will ensure your check is accurate, efficient, and explained clearly, helping you stay in control of your health.

📍 Crowhill Pharmacy, Nuneaton
Your local clinic for NHS blood pressure checks.

Still have questions? Contact our friendly team — we’ll be happy to help.

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