If a patient has signs or symptoms of a heart problem, such as an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia) or unexplained fainting, their doctor may order a test called an ECG. An ECG is a brief, non-invasive test that uses electrodes taped to the chest to check the heart’s rhythm. However, sometimes an ECG doesn’t detect any irregularities in the heart rhythm because the patient is connected to the ECG machine for only a short time. If their signs and symptoms suggest that an occasionally irregular heart rhythm may be causing their condition, the doctor may recommend the wearing of a Holter monitor for up to 24 hours. Over that time, the Holter monitor may be able to detect irregularities in the heart rhythm that an ECG couldn’t detect. The doctor may also order a Holter monitor if you the patient has a heart condition that increases your risk of an abnormal heart rhythm.
A 24 hour Holter monitor is a battery-operated portable device that measures and records your heart’s ECG activity continuously for 24 to 48 hours (or even longer) depending on the type of monitoring used. The device is usually about the size of a small camera.
Plus1Health has a 24-hour Holter ECG,it is compact and exquisite, easy to carry, and can monitor in real-time, record abnormal situations, automatically generate electrocardiogram and report analysis.
Here is a free ECG monitor apps—”AFibCheck”，which can be downloaded and used after searching in the mobile app store.
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