Treadmill Test (TMT/Exercise Stress Test)
A Treadmill Test, also known as an Exercise Stress Test or TMT, evaluates how your heart works during physical activity. As exercise makes your heart pump harder and faster, this test can reveal problems with blood flow within your heart.
Services Offered
- Standard Exercise Stress Test
- ECG Monitoring During Exercise
- Blood Pressure Monitoring During Exercise
- Oxygen Uptake Measurement
- Heart Rate Recovery Assessment
When You Might Need This Service
- Diagnosing coronary artery disease
- Evaluating chest pain or shortness of breath
- Determining safe exercise levels
- Assessing heart rhythm during exercise
- Evaluating effectiveness of heart treatments
- Screening for heart problems before starting an exercise program
- Investigating unexplained fatigue
What to Expect
- The test typically takes 15-30 minutes
- Electrodes will be attached to your chest
- You’ll walk on a treadmill that gradually increases in speed and incline
- Your heart rate, blood pressure, and ECG will be continuously monitored
- The test continues until you reach your target heart rate or develop symptoms
- You can stop the test at any time if you experience discomfort
Our Expertise
Our facility uses modern treadmill systems with advanced ECG monitoring. Our experienced cardiac technicians and cardiologists ensure proper test administration and accurate interpretation of results.
Preparation & Aftercare
- Wear comfortable shoes and loose-fitting clothes
- Avoid eating a heavy meal 2 hours before the test
- Avoid caffeine and tobacco for 3 hours before the test
- Certain medications may need to be adjusted (follow doctor’s advice)
- Bring a list of your medications
- After the test, you may rest until your heart rate returns to normal
- You can usually resume normal activities after the test