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Blood Pressure & Pulse Log 血圧・脈拍手帳
Japanese doctors treat home readings as the real data — arrive with a log and you skip straight to the useful conversation. This page is that log: type today's numbers, see the trend, and print a Japanese-labelled sheet your doctor can read in five seconds.
1Add a reading 測定値を記録
Best practice: measure seated, after 1–2 min of rest — mornings within an hour of waking (before medication/breakfast) and again before bed. 朝は起床後1時間以内・服薬前、晩は就寝前。
2Your trend 推移グラフ
Dashed guides mark 135/85 — the home-measurement threshold for high blood pressure in Japanese practice (clinic threshold is 140/90; home readings run lower). Averages matter more than any single reading.
3Recent readings 記録一覧
Printing covers the last 31 days on one or two A4 pages — averages, chart and a morning/evening table. On iPhone, if a "printing is not allowed" dialog appears, tap 許可 (Allow) — it's Safari asking permission, not an error.
When to act on the numbers: a home average of 135/85 or more across a week is worth a 内科 visit with this log — see the chronic conditions guide. A single reading of 180/120 or more with chest pain, severe headache, breathlessness or weakness is an emergency, not a logging matter. This tool records; it does not diagnose.