During the exam, you the technician will be moving the transducer back and forth over your skin you will hear whooshing sounds while the ultrasound is recording blood flow, you may have to position yourself in a certain way or hold your breath or exhale it will all depend on what the technician needs to have to show the doctor, most tests are between 40 to 60 minutes long, but on average it takes about 15 minutes to get all relevant images. A stress echocardiogram can take 15 to 20 minutes longer it also depends on the type of stress test if you need to use a treadmill or in your need to receive medicine through an IV to help increase your heart rate. It will also depend on if once you have checked in if you need to register and complete paperwork. All these factors will play a part in how much time it will take to have an echocardiogram. The team at Integrated HealthCare of South Florida is proud to provide you with the best treatment plan customized to your specific heart needs! We serve patients from Coral Springs FL, Coconut Creek FL, Margate FL, Parkland FL, Tamarac FL, Boca Raton FL, Sunrise FL, Lauderdale Lakes FL, and nearby areas.