Treadmill Test (TMT)

Assess your heart’s performance under physical stress with our advanced TMT service.

What is a Treadmill Test?

The Treadmill Test (TMT) is a diagnostic test that measures your heart’s response to exercise. It helps determine how well your heart handles physical activity and can detect conditions like coronary artery disease and irregular heart rhythms.

Detecting Coronary Artery Disease (CAD): Exercise increases the heart's demand for oxygen; blockages can restrict blood flow, causing chest pain or ECG changes only during exertion.

Diagnosing Chest Pain: Helps determine if unexplained chest pain, shortness of breath, or weakness is heart-related or due to other issue-like muscle strain.

Assessing Exercise Capacity: Measures your physical fitness and how well your heart handles physical activity.

How It Works

A simple 3-step process designed for your convenience.

Electrodes Placed

Electrodes are placed on your chest to monitor ECG readings during exercise.

Walking Test

You walk on a treadmill that gradually increases speed and incline while your heart rate and BP are tracked.

Results Analyzed

Results help assess your heart’s efficiency and detect ischemia or abnormal rhythms during stress.

Why Choose TMT?

Evaluates Response

Evaluates cardiac response to physical exertion accurately.

Identifies Blockages

Identifies blockages or reduced blood flow to the heart.

Assesses Risk

Helps doctors assess risk of heart disease under stress.

Guides Treatment

Guides treatment plans and fitness levels for cardiac patients.

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