Blood Pressure Checker Guide
Enter a blood pressure reading you have already taken (from a home monitor or clinic visit) to see which American Heart Association category it falls into.
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How this works
AHA categories: Normal (<120/<80), Elevated (120–129/<80), Hypertension Stage 1 (130–139/80–89), Hypertension Stage 2 (≥140/≥90), Hypertensive Crisis (>180 and/or >120 — seek care immediately).
Medical disclaimer
This tool provides general health information based on published formulas and guidelines. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor. If you have a health concern, please consult a physician or book a consultation on IMCURE.
Frequently asked questions
One high reading — should I worry?
A single reading can be affected by stress, caffeine or activity. Doctors typically look at readings taken on several different days before diagnosing hypertension.
What if my reading is in the crisis range?
A reading over 180/120 needs urgent medical attention — wait five minutes and re-test; if still that high, contact a doctor or emergency services immediately.
