How many minutes of EST treadmill running?

After the patient has been fitted with an electrocardiogram device that is in the form of a plate to record the heart rate, a blood pressure monitor will be attached to the upper arm and the patient will walk slowly on the treadmill, gradually increasing the speed or incline every 3 minutes. When the doctor has enough information to make a diagnosis, the examination will be terminated. The total duration is 15-20 minutes. However, the examination may be stopped in the middle of the examination because there is something unusual, such as:

• The service recipient is unable to continue exercising, such as chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or fainting.

• Maximum heart rate is 85%, calculated as 220-age of the examinee.

• An electrocardiogram shows severe ischemia or arrhythmias.

• High blood pressure

EST treadmill cardiac examination results

Positive

• The blood vessels that supply the heart become narrowed.

• The doctor will use the results of this examination to consider further treatment, such as balloon angioplasty.

Negative

• No coronary artery stenosis or slight stenosis was found.

• Your doctor will provide you with advice on self-care.

Not clear

• There are other methods of examination such as Coronary Artery.

What diseases can EST treadmill test tell you about?

• Arrhythmia

• Coronary artery disease

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• Assess the risk of patients with myocardial infarction

Who should have their heart checked by treadmill EST?

There are abnormal symptoms.

• Including chest pain

• Heart palpitations

• Easily tired

Risk factors for coronary heart disease

• Whether it is an adult aged no less than 40 years

• Suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure

• Smoking

• Diagnosed with coronary artery problems

• Family history of heart disease or stroke

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• How can I estimate my maximum heart rate to plan my training or competition?