Tilt Table Test
A diagnostic test used to determine the cause of unexplained fainting, dizziness, or sudden drops in blood pressure.
Overview of the Test
A Tilt Table Test evaluates how your heart rate and blood pressure respond to changes in body position. It is commonly used to diagnose causes of fainting or dizziness.
Who It’s For
Doctors may recommend this test if you experience:
Repeated fainting spells
Unexplained dizziness
Sudden loss of consciousness
Suspected autonomic nervous system disorders
What It Detects
The test helps diagnose:
Vasovagal syncope
Orthostatic hypotension
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS)
How It Works
You lie on a motorized tilt table that gradually moves from lying to upright while your heart rate and blood pressure are monitored.
What to Expect
The test usually lasts 30–60 minutes. You may feel lightheaded during the procedure, which helps doctors identify the cause of symptoms.
Preparation Instructions
Avoid heavy meals before the test
Inform your doctor about medications
Wear comfortable clothing
Results Process
Doctors analyze heart rate and blood pressure responses during the test to determine the cause of fainting or dizziness.
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Book your Tilt Table Test to identify the cause of unexplained fainting or dizziness.