Archive · 18 Aug 2026
Imran Khan Health Report Raises Fresh Anxiety, Blood Pressure Concerns
Doctors check our bodies to make sure we are healthy.
They watch things like how fast our heart beats and how strongly our blood moves through our body.
A medical report about a famous leader named Imran Khan was shared with the public.
The report shows his blood pressure is higher than it was before.
His blood pressure went from 120/80 to 140/80.
His heart was beating about 54 times each minute.
The report also says his anxiety, which is a very strong feeling of worry, is at a high level.
Feeling that worried a lot can make your body and mind feel tired.
A former president of Pakistan, Arif Alvi, talked about the report after doctors looked at it together.
People who care about Mr. Khan now have new worries and hope he gets the care he needs.
A health report on Imran Khan recorded his blood pressure at 140/80 mmHg, up from 120/80 earlier in the year.
His pulse was measured at 54 beats per minute.
His anxiety level was described as '+++' in the report.
Former Pakistani president Arif Alvi publicly discussed parts of the medical information after reviewing the report with medical specialists.
The findings raised fresh concerns over Khan's anxiety and high blood pressure.
- Who
- Imran Khan, whose health report was publicly discussed by former Pakistani president Arif Alvi
- What
- A medical report raising fresh concerns over Imran Khan's anxiety and high blood pressure, with readings of 140/80 mmHg and a pulse of 54 beats per minute
- When
- Not specified in the article; readings are compared with his blood pressure of 120/80 earlier in the year
- Where
- Not specified in the article
- Why
- To highlight concerns over Khan's health after the report was reviewed with medical specialists
- Patient
- Imran Khan
- Blood pressure
- 140/80 mmHg (up from 120/80 earlier in the year)
- Pulse
- 54 beats per minute
- Anxiety level
- Rated '+++' in the medical report
- Report discussed by
- Arif Alvi, former Pakistani president
- Review process
- Reviewed with medical specialists