CARDIOLOGY IN GUJRAT
Arrhythmia / Irregular Heartbeat Evaluation
Describe the pattern. Review the rhythm. Understand the next step.
Consultations with Dr. Zain Safdar · MBBS, FCPS · Ikram Hospital, Gujrat
WHAT IT MEANS
Understanding the concern
Palpitations may feel like racing, fluttering or missed beats. They do not always mean a dangerous rhythm problem, but recurrent or concerning symptoms deserve a clinical assessment. An ECG or longer recording may be considered depending on the pattern.
When to discuss an evaluation
- Recurring palpitations or an irregular pulse
- A rhythm finding on an existing ECG
- Review after a previously diagnosed arrhythmia
PREPARE FOR YOUR VISIT
Bring the full picture.
Previous reports, your medicine list and a short record of symptoms can make the discussion more useful.
Ikram Hospital, Bhimber Rd, Gujrat
2 PM–7 PM · Sunday Off
YOUR NEXT STEP
What to expect
Keep a note of when episodes occur, how long they last and any associated symptoms. Bring available recordings and a list of medicines, supplements and stimulant use. A short ECG may not capture a problem that comes and goes, so monitoring choices are individual.
Questions worth asking
- What should I record during an episode?
- Would a longer rhythm recording be useful?
- Which accompanying symptoms need emergency care?
Ask for an explanation in words you understand, and check who to contact if you need help after the appointment.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you arrange your visit
Seek emergency medical care if palpitations occur with chest pain, significant breathlessness or fainting. Do not wait for a routine appointment.
Call 03021140416, use WhatsApp or submit an appointment request. The clinic will confirm availability. Consultation hours are 2 PM–7 PM; Sunday is off.
Talk through your next step.
Arrange a consultation with Dr. Zain Safdar at Ikram Hospital, Gujrat.
For severe or persistent chest pain, sudden breathlessness or fainting, seek emergency medical care. Do not wait for an online reply.
Educational information, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Your clinician will advise on your individual circumstances. Read our Medical Disclaimer.
Further reading: NHS: heart palpitations · American Heart Association: rhythm tests