ABPM Test in Hyderabad
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) Test at Vishruth Super Speciality Clinics — Uppal, Hyderabad
What is ABPM — Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring?
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) is an advanced diagnostic test that automatically records your blood pressure at regular intervals over a 24 hour period — during both your daily activities and sleep.
Unlike a single blood pressure reading taken at a clinic — ABPM gives a complete and accurate picture of your blood pressure throughout the entire day and night in your natural environment.
At Vishruth Super Speciality Clinics, Uppal, Hyderabad — ABPM tests are prescribed and interpreted personally by Dr. Naveen Kumar Cheruku — Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist and hypertension specialist with 15+ years of experience.
ABPM test helps detect:
→ True high blood pressure (Hypertension)
→ White Coat Hypertension
(BP high only at clinic — normal otherwise)
→ Masked Hypertension
(BP normal at clinic — high otherwise)
→ Nocturnal Hypertension
(BP high only during sleep)
→ Effectiveness of blood pressure medications
→ Blood pressure variability throughout the day
→ Early morning BP surge (heart attack risk)
Why is ABPM Test Important?
A single blood pressure reading at a clinic can be misleading due to anxiety or stress. ABPM is needed because:
✅ Most accurate method of BP measurement
✅ Detects White Coat & Masked Hypertension
✅ Records BP during sleep — very important
✅ Monitors BP medication effectiveness
✅ Predicts cardiovascular risk more accurately
✅ Recommended by international cardiac guidelines
✅ Completely non-invasive & comfortable to wear
✅ Helps avoid unnecessary BP medications
✅ Essential for resistant hypertension cases
Who Should Get an ABPM Test at Our Uppal Clinic?
Dr. Naveen Kumar Cheruku recommends ABPM test for patients who:
→ Have been newly diagnosed with high BP
→ Have borderline high blood pressure readings
→ Show high BP only at clinic (White Coat)
→ Have BP that is hard to control with medications
→ Are on multiple BP medications without control
→ Have diabetes with high blood pressure
→ Have kidney disease with hypertension
→ Are pregnant with high blood pressure
→ Have a history of heart attack or stroke
→ Need to monitor BP medication response
→ Have symptoms of BP fluctuation
→ Are being evaluated for resistant hypertension
Frequently Asked Questions — ABPM Test in Hyderabad
A small blood pressure cuff is fitted on your upper arm connected to a small recording device worn on your belt. The device automatically inflates and records your BP every 15-30 minutes during the day and every 30-60 minutes during sleep over 24 hours.
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