Blood pressure measurements can easily vary from one moment to the next. In many cases, this is completely normal. Even minor factors such as movement, tension or the method of measurement can alter the result. A brief overview helps to better classify these fluctuations and to understand typical causes.

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Differences in consecutive measurements

Twice a year the clocks are changed – and this throws our bodies out of rhythm. Tiredness, sleep problems and difficulties concentrating are common. Find out why this happens and how you can adapt better.

Clock Change: How the Time Change Affects Our Body and Sleep

Regular exercise significantly reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes and helps to better control blood glucose, blood pressure and weight. Which endurance sports are suitable, how to train in a way that is gentle on the joints, and what people with diabetes should pay particular attention to.

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Diabetes and exercise

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Clock Change: How the Time Change Affects Our Body and Sleep

Diabetes and exercise

Differences in consecutive measurements