TMT, or Treadmill Test, is a non-invasive diagnostic tool used to monitor how your heart responds to exertion. While walking or running on a treadmill, your heart rate, blood pressure, and ECG are measured. It helps detect coronary artery blockages, exercise-induced arrhythmias, and the overall strength of your cardiovascular system.
TMT is advised when heart-related symptoms arise due to suspected coronary artery disease, narrowed arteries, or post-heart procedure evaluations. It is also recommended for those with high cholesterol, diabetes, or family history of heart disease. It helps identify exertion-related abnormalities not seen in resting ECG tests.
You may need a TMT if you experience exercise-induced chest pain, palpitations, dizziness, or shortness of breath. Other signs include fatigue after mild activity or an abnormal ECG. These symptoms could suggest reduced oxygen supply to the heart or heart rhythm abnormalities under stress.
TMT doesn’t treat but guides treatment. If the test shows abnormalities, doctors may advise medications, angiography, lifestyle changes, or surgery. It helps in decision-making for procedures like angioplasty or bypass. The test results determine risk levels and personalized cardiac care plans for prevention or intervention.
Before recommending a TMT, your doctor may assess symptoms like chest pain, breathlessness, or unexplained fatigue. Resting ECG, blood pressure checks, and medical history are reviewed. Based on this initial screening, a TMT is used to confirm or rule out ischemia, angina, or underlying cardiac stress response issues.
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Yes, wear comfortable clothes, avoid caffeine and heavy meals, and follow doctor’s instructions before taking the test.
Patients with recent heart attacks, severe joint problems, or uncontrolled blood pressure should avoid TMT testing.
No, it’s painless. You simply walk on a treadmill while your heart’s performance is monitored in real time.
Yes, it helps identify decreased blood flow to the heart muscle, indicating possible blockages or narrowing in arteries.
The test takes around 30 to 45 minutes, including preparation, treadmill exercise, and brief post-test observation.
