Private Holter Monitoring in London (24‑72 Hour ECG)
Consultant Cardiologist-Led
Continuous Rhythm Analysis. Thoughtfully Deployed.
Holter monitoring allows for extended evaluation of your heart rhythm over 24 to 72 hours, capturing fluctuations that may not appear during a standard ECG. It’s especially valuable for detecting intermittent arrhythmias or correlating symptoms such as dizziness or palpitations.
At Vedic Heart, Holter monitoring is used selectively as part of a personalised rhythm investigation, with tailored recommendations for next steps.
When Might Holter Monitoring Be Used?
What to Expect
You’ll wear a discreet monitor for 1–7 days depending on your needs. We provide guidance on activity tracking to correlate symptoms with ECG data.
Your Data, Expertly Interpreted
Each recording and report is reviewed by Dr Marwaha with a focus on rhythm patterns, heart rate variability, and subtle conduction changes. The findings are integrated into a personalised plan not just filed away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Holter Monitoring testing at Vedic Heart
What is Holter monitoring used for?
What is Holter monitoring used for?
Holter monitoring records heart rhythm continuously to detect intermittent abnormalities that may not appear on a resting ECG.
How long do I wear a Holter monitor?
How long do I wear a Holter monitor?
Monitoring usually lasts 24 to 72 hours, but can be longer if required depending on symptoms and clinical indication.
Can I continue normal activities during Holter monitoring?
Can I continue normal activities during Holter monitoring?
Yes. You are encouraged to follow your usual routine to capture typical rhythm patterns.
What symptoms does Holter monitoring investigate?
What symptoms does Holter monitoring investigate?
Palpitations, dizziness, blackouts, near-fainting episodes, or suspected intermittent arrhythmias.
Is Holter monitoring uncomfortable?
Is Holter monitoring uncomfortable?
Most people find it well tolerated. The monitor is small and discreet.
Who interprets the results?
Who interprets the results?
All recordings are analysed and interpreted by a consultant cardiologist.
What happens after the results are reviewed?
What happens after the results are reviewed?
Findings are explained to you, and further investigations or treatment are recommended only if clinically indicated.
Take the Next Step Toward a Healthier Heart
Schedule your consultation today with Dr. Marwaha to prioritise your heart health and feel confident about the path ahead.