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Treadmill Test (TMT)

Treadmill Test (TMT) with Dr. Bharat Agarwal

Dr. Bharat Agarwal offers the Treadmill Test (TMT) as a safe and effective way to assess how well your heart functions during exercise and under stress. Are you experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, or fatigue during physical activity? The Treadmill Test (TMT) could help identify if your heart is receiving adequate blood flow and if there are any underlying cardiovascular conditions that need attention.

What is a Treadmill Test (TMT)?

A TMT test is an evaluation procedure to assess overall heart health. During this test, patients are evaluated based on how far they can run on a treadmill before experiencing irregular heart rhythms or reduced blood supply to the heart.

Why is the TMT test needed for the heart?

A TMT test for heart may be recommended for various reasons, including the assessment of cardiac function. It’s often suggested for patients with diabetes who may be at risk of developing cardiac problems. Additionally, individuals with a history of heart diseases or those who have undergone cardiac treatments might also be advised to undergo the TMT test.
Some of the common uses of the TMT test may include the following:
  • Identifying cardiac muscle or valve problems
  • Assessing the adequacy of blood supply to the heart
  • Evaluating the efficiency of blood pumping by the heart
  • Diagnosing symptoms of coronary artery diseases

Risks of TMT test

A TMT stress test is usually considered to be safe since they are performed in a controlled environment under expert supervision. However, certain risks, although rare, have been observed which may include:
  • Chest pain
  • Irregular heart beat
  • Fainting
  • Collapsing
  • Heart attack 

Book your Treadmill Test (TMT) today!

If you’re experiencing symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness, or if you’re at risk for heart disease, the Treadmill Test (TMT) could help identify underlying cardiovascular issues that need attention.
Don’t ignore your heart health—schedule your TMT with Dr. Bharat Agarwal today. Early diagnosis and intervention can help prevent serious heart problems and improve your overall well-being.