Pulse Pressure The difference between systolic & diastolic blood pressure Pulse Pressure = Systolic - DiastolicNormal: 30 - 40 mmHg A typical range for healthy adults, though this can extend to 50 mmHg depending on age and fitness.Narrow: 40 mmHg Common in states of increased cardiac output or vascular changes:Septic Shock (early hyperdynamic phase)Pregnancy (due to increased cardiac output)Increased ICP (e.g., brain injury, Cushing reflex)Aortic Regurgitation (backflow into the heart)Aortic Dis

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आप ने ये Routine health Checkup कराया की नहीं comments में बताये ❤️ Vital & Physical Checks • Blood pressure • Weight & BMI • Pulse rate • Waist circumference 🩻 Optional / As advised • ECG (especially age >40 or chest symptoms) • Chest X-ray (if smoker or respiratory symptoms) • Vitamin D & B12 (very common deficiencies) 👩‍⚕️ Gender-Specific Add-ons • Men: PSA (usually >50 yrs or symptoms) • Women: • Pap smear • Breast exam / Mammography (age-based) 📅 How often? • 18–40 yrs: once every 1–2 ye