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1 doctor weighed in: How often should someone check their blood pressure? 1 doctor weighed in Want a second opinion? If you're normal and have been normal, (and 19), once a year is plenty. For someone with high blood pressure who's titrating a new medicine, once or twice a day until regulated is also reasonable. Once it's regulated, a few times a years is reasonable. There's really no right or wrong answer here.
A. If you don't have high blood pressure you should get your blood pressure checked at least once every five years. However, as you get older your blood pressure is likely to increase and you should be checked more often, every year is ideal. If you have had a reading on the high side of normal (130/85mmHg - 139/89mmHg) then it is best to get your blood pressure checked every year.