EKG without doctor consultation

Electrocardiogram (ECG) records the heart's bioelectrical potentials and, together with clinical data, allows diagnosing heart activity changes, monitoring the progression of pathological processes, and predicting outcomes. ECG is one of the main and most frequently used examination methods. 

ECG helps to detect heart rhythm disorders – too fast rhythm (tachycardia), too slow (bradycardia), and too irregular (arrhythmia). From an ECG, a doctor can usually determine where the rhythm-disturbing impulse originates and often identify its cause.

ECG is performed at the following addresses:

• Gumbinė g. 33C, Šiauliai
• Švitrigailos g. 11B, Vilnius
• Ozo g. 18, Vilnius
• P. Puzino g. 10, Panevėžys