Exercise ECG Monitoring
Service available at
The Hive Clinic, Edgware
Harley Street Clinic, Marylebone
How is an exercise ECG done?
Using a treadmill to simulate stress, the test gradually increases the incline and speed in 3-minute segments. This progression goes from a simple walk to a potential light run at the culmination. The goal is to reach the maximum heart rate, standardised as 220 minus one’s age. Post-exercise, we continue monitoring until the heart rate normalises.
Throughout the exercise ECG test, our advanced equipment tracks your blood pressure and ECG. This ensures a comprehensive cardiac exercise assessment and guarantees your safety during the process. Our consultant cardiologist will provide a detailed report post-test, highlighting any observed abnormalities during the stress ECG test.
For an accurate cardiovascular exercise test, avoid alcohol, food, and smoking for four hours preceding the test. Wearing comfortable attire like gym gear, trainers, or loose-fitting clothing is advised.
Why choose our exercise ECG?
At TIC Health, our clinicians underscore the significance of the exercise ECG for robust heart rhythm analysis during physical activity. We are committed to delivering the high-grade heart activity insights crucial for your wellbeing.
Superior and accurate exercise ECG technology
Our services stand out in offering in-depth cardiac monitoring tailored for exercise, highlighting our dedication to your heart’s optimal health.
Proficient cardiac professionals ensuring dependable outcomes
The precision of cardiac monitoring during exercise with TIC Health promises consistent and trustworthy findings.
Real-time ECG monitoring during physical exertion
With our exercise ECG system, every heart movement during activity is meticulously observed for an exhaustive and thorough assessment.
Swift diagnostics translating to effective therapeutic approaches
Grasping the criticality of prompt diagnosis, our exercise ECG evaluations provide quicker revelations for more informed healthcare decisions.
Unrivalled skill for improved patient care
Our conviction goes beyond just state-of-the-art technology. It deeply resides in the unmatched expertise of our clinicians, whose comprehensive understanding and sharp accuracy stand second to none.
These committed experts, honed in the intricacies of exercise-induced ECG monitoring, symbolise our steadfast pledge to delivering superior cardiac care. With TIC Health, you’re not merely opting for a test; you’re welcoming the passion, proficiency, and reliability that only our team can offer. Place your cardiac wellbeing in the hands of professionals today.
Cardiac stress test in London
Our facility, located within easy reach of various areas in the city, specialises in exercise ECGs to assess your heart’s response to physical stress.
We cater to the needs of our patients by providing accessible, high-quality cardiac evaluations right in the heart of London. Our commitment to your heart health is underscored by our convenient location, making it easier for you to access the cardiac care you need.
At our London clinic, we provide a thorough cardiac stress test, ensuring detailed monitoring and assessment of your heart under exercise conditions. Our team of skilled cardiac professionals uses state-of-the-art equipment to deliver precise and insightful results.
Choosing TIC Health for your cardiac stress testing means you’re opting for a service that combines convenience with excellence. We are dedicated to offering comprehensive cardiac evaluations in a location that’s easy for you to reach, providing peace of mind and expert care close to home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I request an exercise ECG home visit at TIC Health?
Please check our appointments page for all the details.
How do I cancel my exercise ECG appointment at TIC Health?
- Email: info@tichealth.co.uk
- Phone: 0333 004 0955
What makes the exercise ECG different from a standard ECG?
The exercise ECG, also known as the exercise tolerance test (ETT), assesses the heart’s performance under physical stress. While a standard ECG monitors the heart at rest, the exercise ECG evaluates its behaviour during increased activity levels, offering insights into potential abnormalities under stress.
Is the Exercise ECG safe?
Absolutely. The exercise ECG is a safe procedure that’s closely monitored by our trained technicians using advanced equipment. We ensure your blood pressure and ECG are tracked throughout, and any abnormalities are immediately addressed.
How long does the exercise ECG test take?
The test typically takes between 30 minutes to an hour, including preparation time, the exercise portion, and the recovery phase.
Can I resume normal activities after the test?
In most cases, you can resume your regular activities post-test. However, if any abnormalities are detected, our consultant cardiologist might provide specific guidelines or precautions.
Can I return to my normal activities after the ECG test?
Yes, you can generally return to your regular activities after the assessment. However, it’s recommended to rest if you experience any unusual fatigue or discomfort.
How do I prepare for the test?
It’s advisable to wear comfortable attire like gym gear, trainers, or loose-fitting clothing. Avoid consuming food, alcohol, and nicotine at least four hours before the test for accurate results.
Will I receive my results immediately after the test?
You’ll receive a detailed report from our consultant cardiologist post-test, highlighting any observations made during the stress ECG test. For any further queries or early results, you can always contact us via the provided email or phone number.
Book your exercise ECG session today!
Grasping your heart’s response during physical activity is paramount. With TIC Health’s exercise ECG, receive in-depth cardiac performance analysis. Our state-of-the-art exercise ECG technology, combined with our advanced cardiac diagnostics, grants you precise comprehension.
Prioritise your cardiac wellbeing by selecting the pinnacle in exercise-induced heart assessment with TIC Health. Contact us today and take a proactive step towards safeguarding your heart health.