TMT Test in Saoner
Treadmill Test (Stress Test) available at Sukhkarta Hospital — a safe, non-invasive cardiac test for early detection of heart conditions.
What is a TMT Test?
A Treadmill Test (TMT), also known as an exercise stress test or cardiac stress test, is a diagnostic procedure that evaluates how your heart performs under physical exertion. It involves walking on a treadmill while your heart's electrical activity, blood pressure, and heart rate are continuously monitored.
The TMT helps detect coronary artery disease (blocked arteries), arrhythmias, and other conditions that may not be apparent at rest. It is one of the most widely recommended cardiac diagnostic tests for patients with chest pain, breathlessness, or cardiac risk factors.
At Sukhkarta Hospital, TMT tests are supervised and interpreted by Dr. Tanu Dhundele (DM Cardiology), ensuring accurate results and personalised guidance.
Who Should Get a TMT?
TMT is contraindicated in certain cardiac conditions. Please consult Dr. Tanu for eligibility before scheduling. Do not self-refer if you have active chest pain — call immediately.
How the Test Works
Preparation
Avoid eating 2–3 hours before the test. Wear comfortable shoes.
ECG Baseline
Resting ECG recorded to establish baseline heart activity.
Walking on Treadmill
Speed and incline gradually increase in stages under medical supervision.
Monitoring
ECG, blood pressure, and heart rate monitored continuously.
Recovery
Test stops when target heart rate is reached or symptoms occur.
Results
Results interpreted by Dr. Tanu Dhundele and shared the same day.