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Kyiv, 17 Kovpaka St. (On the map)

Bila Tserkva, 191A Tarashchanska St. (On the map)

+38 (073) 073-03-85

Monday-Sunday 08:30 - 20:00

Electrocardiography (ECG) in Kyiv

Take care of your heart health with electrocardiography (ECG) in Kyiv. CSM Clinic offers modern diagnostic methods aimed at supporting your heart health and overall well-being. Learn how an ECG can help you understand the condition of your heart.

Электрокардиография (ЭКГ)

Get an ECG (Electrocardiography) in Kyiv

Heart disease may not show any signs for some time, or it may cause symptoms that a person does not connect with heart problems. For example, recurring unpleasant sensations in the left arm or a persistent cough at night without signs of a cold. This can allow the condition to progress and cost you valuable time, when treating the disease would be more effective and less costly. 

A preventive electrocardiography (ECG) once a year is a way to quickly check that there are no signs of problems in the rhythm of your heart. For residents of the capital and its guests, such tests are performed by CSM Clinic in Kyiv. You can choose a convenient time for the examination, so the test will not significantly change your schedule. 

What is an ECG and how is the test done?

An ECG records the electrical impulses of the heart using special equipment. For the person being examined, everything takes place in comfortable conditions. You need to lie still on a comfortable couch for a few minutes while sensors attached to the body record the rhythm of your heart.

You have probably seen a long strip of paper with many wavy lines in medical records? This is what the paper report of an electrocardiogram looks like.

The ECG report is interpreted by a cardiologist, but even during the procedure the specialist performing the test may get an idea of the condition of your cardiovascular system. Problems such as rhythm disturbances, signs of ischemia, or signs of a previous heart attack can show up on the tracings.

Electrocardiography: do you need to prepare for a heart test? 

The heart responds sensitively to physical exertion, caffeine in the body, and nervous tension, and it is worth taking this into account in advance. On the day of the test, it is better to skip a morning run, long sessions of exercise with dumbbells, and coffee, energy drinks, or strong tea. During the ECG itself, you should stay calm and try not to think about the matters that, as people often say, make your blood pressure jump. 

Decided to get an ECG? Kyiv is a convenient city for such medical examinations. CSM Clinic is easy to reach by public transport or by car. If you need a professional consultation with specialists other than a cardiologist (for example, for sleep problems, nervous tension, or discomfort in the spine and lower back), the certified rehabilitation specialist and neurologist of the clinic can help you. Take care of your health, and we will support you in this.

Our strengths:

Want to quickly get an idea of your overall health and support it with modern tools without spending too much time? We are ready to see you on a day that suits you and to perform your ECG professionally. The price is clearly set and our managers tell patients about it in advance.

Questions and Answers

What is electrocardiography (ECG) and what is it used for?

Electrocardiography (ECG) is a non-invasive method of examining heart activity that records the electrical impulses of the heart. It is used to help detect various heart problems, such as arrhythmias, ischemia, myocardial infarction, and other heart conditions.

How do I prepare for an ECG?

No special preparation is needed for an ECG. However, it is recommended to avoid caffeine, heavy physical exertion, and stress before the procedure so that the results are as accurate as possible.

Is an ECG a safe procedure?

Yes, an ECG is a safe and painless procedure with no known side effects, and it can be performed in both adults and children.

How often should I have an ECG?

How often you need an ECG depends on the condition of your heart and your doctor's recommendations. For people at increased risk of cardiovascular disease or with existing heart problems, regular ECGs may be recommended, even several times a year.
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