As a healthcare professional with expertise in cardiology, I can tell you that it's not always possible for you to be given the results of your ECG immediately. The process typically involves the following steps: 1. ECG Recording: Your ECG is recorded, which is a graphical representation of the electrical activity of your heart over time. 2. Analysis by a Specialist: The recordings will have to be looked at by a specialist doctor. This is because interpreting ECG results requires specific training and expertise to determine whether there are signs of a possible problem. 3. Review and Discussion: Depending on the healthcare setting, you may need to visit the hospital, clinic, or your GP a few days later to discuss your results with a doctor. This is to ensure that you fully understand the findings and any necessary next steps for your health. Please note that the timeline can vary based on the urgency of your situation and the specific policies of the healthcare provider. read more >>

It's not always possible for you to be given the results of your ECG immediately, as the recordings will have to be looked at by a specialist doctor to determine whether there are signs of a possible problem. ... You may need to visit the hospital, clinic or your GP a few days later to discuss your results with a doctor.read more >>