DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE
Treadmill Test
Exercise stress testing to evaluate your heart's response to physical activity — performed under continuous monitoring and expert medical supervision.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
What This Test Covers
Our Treadmill Stress Test evaluates your heart's response to physical exertion using continuous ECG and blood pressure monitoring under close medical supervision.
Continuous ECG Monitoring
Blood Pressure Tracking
Physician-Supervised Protocol
Cardiac Risk Assessment
Fitness & Endurance Evaluation
Pre-Surgical Cardiac Clearance
IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who Needs This Service?
A Treadmill Test is ideal for patients with suspected cardiac issues, those undergoing pre-surgical clearance, or individuals assessing their fitness and cardiovascular health.
Suspected Cardiac Issues
Pre-Surgical Clearance
Fitness & Endurance Seekers
Doctor-Referred Patients
WHY CHOOSE THIS TEST
Advantages of This Service
Cardiac Risk Assessment
Evaluates how your heart performs under physical exertion, helping detect issues that may not show at rest.
Continuous ECG Monitoring
Your heart rhythm and blood pressure are tracked throughout the test for a complete cardiac picture.
Physician-Supervised Safety
The entire test is conducted under expert medical supervision to ensure your safety at every stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Treadmill Test used for?
A Treadmill Test (TMT) evaluates how your heart responds to physical exertion, helping detect coronary artery disease, arrhythmias, and overall cardiac fitness.
How long does a Treadmill Test take?
The test itself takes about 10 to 15 minutes, with the full appointment including preparation and recovery monitoring lasting around 30 to 45 minutes.
Is the Treadmill Test safe?
Yes, the test is conducted under continuous ECG and blood pressure monitoring with a physician supervising throughout, ensuring your safety at every stage.
How should I prepare for a Treadmill Test?
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, avoid heavy meals or caffeine for a couple of hours beforehand, and bring a list of any current medications.
When will I receive my Treadmill Test report?
Your results are reviewed by a cardiologist and a detailed report is typically ready the same day, along with guidance on any next steps.
