CalcuAverage

Blood Pressure Average Calculator

Log your readings below to calculate your average systolic and diastolic. Doctors recommend averaging at least 3 readings taken over several days.

Blood Pressure Readings
Systolic(top)
Diastolic(bottom)
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How to Use This Calculator

Enter your blood pressure readings one per row — systolic (top number) on the left, diastolic (bottom number) on the right. Add as many readings as you have, then click "Calculate Average." The result shows your average BP and the AHA category it falls in.

Understanding Your Results

Systolic pressure (the top number) measures the force when your heart beats. Diastolic (the bottom number) measures pressure between beats. Both numbers matter — a reading is only "normal" if both are in range. Averaging multiple readings over several days gives a far more accurate picture than any single measurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most doctors recommend at least 3 readings over several days for accuracy.

Below 120/80 mmHg is considered normal by the American Heart Association.

Yes — log your home readings here and bring the average to give your doctor a fuller picture than a single office reading.