Why your doctor may advise this test
To assess certain heart symptoms during physical activity.
To understand exercise capacity in a suitable patient.
To gather more information when recommended by a heart specialist.
What happens during the test
Sensors are attached to record an ECG and a cuff checks blood pressure.
You walk as the treadmill slowly becomes more challenging.
The team monitors you and stops the test whenever necessary.
How to prepare
Wear comfortable footwear and clothing.
Ask whether you need to avoid food, caffeine or certain medicines.
Tell the team about any chest symptoms, dizziness or physical limitation before starting.
Understanding your result
A TMT can show how your heart behaves during exercise, but it is not the best test for every person. Your doctor reviews the findings and whether another test is needed.
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Book this test with Lakhotia Diagnostics
Our team can help you confirm preparation rules, the most suitable centre, appointment timing and whether home collection is available for your test.
Frequently asked questions
Will I have to run fast?+
Not necessarily. The speed and incline increase step by step, according to the testing plan.
Can I stop if I feel unwell?+
Yes. Tell the team immediately; they can stop the test.
Is TMT safe for everyone?+
No. A clinician must first decide whether the test is suitable for you.
Should I stop my heart medicines?+
Only if the doctor ordering your test specifically instructs you to.
The information on this page is for general patient education and does not replace medical advice. Please follow your doctor's instructions and confirm test availability, preparation rules and reporting timelines with Lakhotia Diagnostics before booking.