Starting To Measure The Blood Pressure - Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic User Manual

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Precautions for measuring the ECG
• Make sure your wrist is not too dry when measuring your ECG. You can get a more
accurate ECG signals when your skin that comes in contact with the sensor is moist
with a moderate amount of sweat, toner, or lotion.
• Do not measure your ECG if you have an implanted cardiac pacemaker, defibrillator,
or if any other electronic device is inside of your body.
• If you are pregnant, the results may not be accurate when you take your ECG.
• Do not take your ECG with the Samsung Health Monitor app if you have arrhythmia,
unless it is because of atrial fibrillation.
• The Samsung Health Monitor app cannot detect heart attacks. If you have any
suspicious symptoms, contact emergency services immediately.

Starting to measure the blood pressure

Presetting before measuring the blood pressure
Enter your profile on the Samsung Health Monitor app and calibrate your Watch before
measuring your blood pressure. If you do not enter a profile, you cannot measure your blood
pressure, and if you do not calibrate the Watch or have someone else calibrate it, the readings
will be invalid.
Be sure to calibrate the Watch with cuff-typed blood pressure manometer when
measuring your blood pressure for the first time after purchasing the Watch. Afterwards,
recalibrate it every 28 days. The cuff-typed blood pressure manometer is sold
separately.
1
Tap (Samsung Health Monitor) on the Apps screen.
2
Tap Blood pressure → Open phone app.
The Samsung Health Monitor app will be launched on your smartphone.
3
Tap Accept.
4
Enter your profile information, such as your name, gender, and birthday, and tap
Continue.
5
Tap Calibrate the watch.
6
Wear the cuff of the blood pressure manometer on the upper part of the arm not wearing
the Watch. Refer to the blood pressure manometer's user manual for more information
about correctly wearing the cuff.
7
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the calibration.
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