Accurate assessment of your heart’s performance under stress
A stress test helps evaluate how well your heart works when it is made to pump harder and faster. It is commonly used to detect coronary artery disease, abnormal heart rhythms, or reduced blood supply to the heart.

• Treadmill Test (TMT): Conducted while walking on a treadmill, it monitors your ECG, blood pressure, and symptoms to check for any signs of heart stress.

• Dobutamine Stress Echo: For patients unable to exercise, a safe medication (Dobutamine) is used to simulate exercise. With the help of echocardiography, your heart’s function and blood flow are studied in detail.

These tests are crucial in diagnosing hidden heart problems, planning treatment, and monitoring heart health in high-risk patients.

Know how your heart performs under stress
A stress test checks your heart’s function when it works harder.

• TMT: Done on a treadmill to monitor heart rate, ECG, and blood pressure.

• Dobutamine Stress Echo: For those who can’t exercise, medicine is used to mimic exercise and heart function is studied through echo.

These tests help in detecting heart blockages, rhythm problems, and reduced blood supply.