Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring on your HUAWEI WATCH D Series

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Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring on your HUAWEI WATCH D Series

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) monitors your BP by taking measurements at preset intervals throughout the day. Data is analyzed and statistics are calculated to generate diagrams, trends, and reports.

 
  • This product can be used as a reference for BP measurements.
  • ABPM is recommended for users whose highest pressure stands at 120 mmHg or above on average or lowest pressure stands at 80 mmHg or above on average, and for users whose doctor recommends ABPM. Measurement frequency can be increased if necessary.
  • During this 24-hour period, BP measurements will be taken frequently during which you'll need to stay at rest. Therefore, it is recommended that you choose a less busy day to conduct this plan, for best possible results.

Starting an ABPM plan

  1. On your watch, enter the app list, and tap ABPM. If you are using the app for the first time, follow the onscreen instructions to complete authorization, enter your wrist circumference, and configure other settings. Once the airbag detection is complete, tap Next.
  2. Tap Start plan, read the measurement details, and tap Next.
  3. Select a time segment as needed, such as daytime (07:00-23:00), nighttime (23:00-07:00), or all day.
  4. If the recommended plan looks good to you, go to Enable > Continue.

    To modify the plan, swipe up on the screen, tap Modify, and set Nighttime, Nighttime frequency, and Daytime measurement to suit your needs. Then tap Start plan.

     
    • Medical guidelines recommend using ABPM for at least 24 hours, including at least 20 daytime readings (which require you to maintain the correct measurement posture) and seven nighttime measurements (which can be automatically taken by the watch without requiring you to adjust your posture).
    • By default, daytime measurements are taken every 30 minutes. When your watch vibrates to notify you of a due measurement, tap Measure and assume the posture displayed on the watch.
    • By default, nighttime measurements are taken every 30 minutes. The strap will inflate and the watch will perform a measurement automatically, without sending any reminder.
    • Daytime measurement is set to Manual measurement by default. When this is changed to Auto-start, the watch will automatically start a measurement after an 8-sec countdown from the time the reminder goes off.
  5. Make sure that your watch-wearing arm remains steady, with your elbow bent and your palm facing your chest. Your wrist and palm should be naturally relaxed, and the device must not press against your chest. Support this elbow with your other hand to keep the watch level with your heart.

     
    • For daytime measurements, ensure you assume the correct posture either standing or sitting.
    • The watch will automatically inflate and perform measurements while you're asleep, not requiring you to assume the correct posture.
  6. On the measurement screen, tap Measure. Check out the result after the measurement is complete.
  7. When your watch vibrates to notify you of the next due measurement, tap Measure and maintain the correct posture.
 
  • Avoid taking BP measurements while driving.

Editing your ABPM plan

Once an ABPM plan has started, you must stop it before making any changes.

To modify settings like Nighttime, Nighttime frequency, and Daytime measurement, tap the icon on the ABPM home screen.

Alternatively, you can swipe up on the ABPM home screen to the More screen, then go to Settings > Monitoring plan to make adjustments.

Ending an ABPM plan

Auto end: An effective plan will automatically terminate at the conclusion of the current measurement cycle (24 hours). You can create a new plan afterwards.

Manual end: From the device app list, go to ABPM > . If you want to restart a plan, go to the ABPM screen and tap Restart.

Viewing an ABPM report

On your watch:

  1. On your watch, enter the app list, and tap ABPM.
  2. Swipe up on the screen to view your blood pressure trend chart, and tap Records to view all readings. Swipe up again to access Key indicators, where you can tap More to view detailed data for each metric.

On your phone:

  1. Access the home screen of Huawei Health and tap the Blood pressure card to enter the detailed data screen.
  2. Swipe up on the screen and tap the ABPM card, to view or delete all ABPM records.
  3. Select a record to view its details, such as your average blood pressure and ABPM trend during that specific plan.
  4. Tap in the upper right corner to print the report or save it on your phone.
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