Blood Pressure Log

Free printable blood pressure log

I know… I know… this printable isn’t my usual fun and exciting kid friendly version, but that’s ok! Sometimes you just have to suck it up and do adult stuff, like track your blood pressure. I am creeping up on 40 quicker than I want to admit and with age comes all sorts of issues including high blood pressure! My own physician asked me to start tracking my blood pressure and, as the story goes, there had to be a printable for it! Because I was honestly making it for myself anyways haha.

Blood pressure tracking sheet

This blood pressure tracking sheet is basic and to the point, no extra frills or fluff because that’s not always necessary (though it is always fun). With this log you can track the date, time, systolic (upper number), diastolic (lower number), and heart rate as well as any notes that may pertain to that reading.

This is not meant to be a replacement for any medical device or service, the sole purposes of this tracker is so you can track at home and have something to easily take to your next medical appointment!

How to use the log

You’ll first need the supplies listed above, specifically the blood pressure monitor, to start tracking at home. If you’re not familiar with monitoring your blood pressure for yourself I highly recommend checking out this article for home blood pressure monitoring from the American Heart Association.

It is recommended to take your blood pressure a few times throughout the day and track it accordingly, this printable allows you to track as much as you need as the columns are endless. So if you’re asked to track more than twice a day by your physician you can. You can print as many copies as you need for tracking!

Get the FREE blood pressure log

Ready to print your free log? Use the download button below to grab your free printable and enjoy!

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