An ECG records the electrical activity of the heart through small adhesive electrodes placed on the chest and limbs. It provides immediate information about heart rhythm and conduction.
Detect arrhythmias, ischemia, or conduction blocks
Pre-surgical cardiac checks
Routine cardiac monitoring for symptomatic patients
Patients with palpitations, chest pain, dizziness, or those referred by their doctor for cardiac assessment.
Avoid heavy creams/lotions on the chest.
Stay relaxed during the test
Painless: 12 leads placed for a quick recording (3–5 minutes).
You can usually leave immediately after the test.
Does ECG hurt? — No — it’s painless.
How long does it take? — Around 5–10 minutes including setup.
Do I need referral? — Often yes, but walk-ins may be accepted.
