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Service
Identify the rhythm, control the symptoms, reduce the stroke risk.
Overview
Palpitations, unexplained fainting, and irregular pulses all need the same first step: capturing the rhythm while it is happening. Extended ambulatory monitoring gives us that, and the diagnosis follows from the recording rather than from guesswork.
Treatment is tailored to the rhythm and to you — from rate and rhythm control medication to anticoagulation decisions and referral for ablation where that is the better option.
Your Pathway
No surprises — this is the sequence every patient follows for this service.
Up to fourteen days of continuous monitoring correlated with a symptom diary.
We define the arrhythmia type, burden, and any structural contributors.
Medication, anticoagulation, or procedural referral based on the specific rhythm.
Repeat monitoring confirms the treatment is actually working.
Questions
Most palpitations are benign, but the only way to know is to record the rhythm during an episode. That is why monitoring comes before reassurance.
Only if your individual stroke risk score warrants it. We walk through the specific benefit and bleeding risk numbers for your profile before deciding together.
Many patients achieve excellent long-term rhythm control, and catheter ablation can eliminate episodes for selected patients — particularly when treated early.
Book a consultation and upload any prior results beforehand so your first visit starts with the full picture.