Exercise Stress ECG
(Treadmill Test)
A cardiac stress test that evaluates how your heart performs during physical activity using a treadmill and ECG monitoring.
Overview of the Test
An Exercise Stress ECG, also called a Treadmill Test, measures your heart’s electrical activity while you exercise. It helps detect heart problems that may only appear during physical exertion.
Who It’s For
Doctors recommend this test for people who:
Experience chest pain during activity
Have shortness of breath with exercise
Have a history of heart disease
Need evaluation before starting exercise programs
What It Detects
This test can detect:
Coronary artery disease
Exercise-induced arrhythmias
Reduced blood flow to the heart
Heart rhythm abnormalities
How It Works
Electrodes are placed on your chest while you walk on a treadmill. The speed and incline gradually increase while your heart activity and blood pressure are monitored.
What to Expect
The test lasts 10–15 minutes and is supervised by medical professionals to ensure safety.
Preparation Instructions
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Avoid heavy meals before the test
Avoid caffeine beforehand
Results Process
Cardiologists review ECG readings recorded during exercise to determine how well your heart performs under stress.
CTA
Schedule your Exercise Stress ECG today to assess your heart’s performance during activity.