Blood Pressure Fluctuations, Headaches & Mental Stress: What Does Imran Khan’s Medical Report Reveal?

The report, submitted to the Supreme Court by the superintendent of Adiala Jail, contains details of Imran Khan’s medical examinations over the past three years.

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Imran Khan’s report shows BP fluctuations, stress.

Cardiologist recommends heart tests, stress reduction.

Report submitted to Supreme Court by Adiala Jail.

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Khan’s blood pressure was recorded at 140/100 mmHg during the examination. (File photo)

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan experienced blood pressure fluctuations, palpitations, headaches and severe mental stress during a medical examination on August 1, according to an exclusive medical report accessed by CNN-News18.

The report, submitted to the Supreme Court by the superintendent of Adiala Jail, contains details of Khan’s medical examinations over the past three years.

According to the report, Khan, who has been in jail for over three years, complained of fluctuating blood pressure, headaches, restlessness, rapid heartbeat, a feeling of heaviness in his head and severe mental stress during the August 1 examination.

He was examined by Professor Dr Akhtar Ali Bandishah, consultant cardiologist at PIMS Islamabad.

Khan’s blood pressure was recorded at 140/100 mmHg during the examination. In February 2026, when he was examined by the same doctor, his blood pressure had been recorded at 120/80 mmHg, which is within the normal range.

Cardiologist Recommends Further Heart Tests

The report says the cardiologist recommended a CT coronary angiography for a more detailed assessment of Khan’s heart.

The doctor also recommended measures to help reduce his mental stress, including longer meetings with his wife and access to suitable reading material.

To help control his blood pressure, the report states that Khan’s medication was increased, with instructions to administer Narvasc 5 mg once daily in the morning.

The medical report records that Khan’s symptoms on August 1 included blood pressure fluctuations and significant mental stress. It recommended further medical evaluation and appropriate monitoring and care.

Medical Records Submitted To Supreme Court

The report is part of a larger set of medical records covering Khan’s health examinations during his incarceration at Adiala Jail over the past three years.

The latest findings come amid continued scrutiny over the health and medical care of the jailed former Pakistan prime minister.

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Imran Khan’s medical report recommends further medical evaluation, appropriate monitoring, and care due to his fluctuating blood pressure and significant mental stress.

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