Archive · 17 Aug 2026
Imran Khan's Medical Report Reveals Blood Pressure Fluctuations, Mental Stress
Imran Khan used to be the leader of Pakistan, and he has been in jail for more than three years.
A doctor checked his health on August 1 and found some problems.
His blood pressure was high, and he had headaches, a fast heartbeat, and felt very stressed.
The doctor wrote a report about Khan's health over the past three years.
That report was given to the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
The doctor wants more tests on Khan's heart, including a special scan called a CT coronary angiography.
Khan's medicine was increased to help control his blood pressure.
The doctor also said Khan should be allowed longer visits with his wife and some books to read to feel less stressed.
The report shows that people are paying close attention to how Khan is being cared for in jail.
Imran Khan's medical report, submitted to the Supreme Court by Adiala Jail's superintendent, covers his health over three years in custody.
During an August 1 examination, Khan reported fluctuating blood pressure, headaches, palpitations, restlessness, and severe mental stress.
His blood pressure was recorded at 140/100 mmHg, up from 120/80 mmHg in February 2026.
Cardiologist Professor Dr Akhtar Ali Bandishah recommended a CT coronary angiography and increased Khan's medication to Narvasc 5 mg daily.
The doctor also advised longer meetings with Khan's wife and access to suitable reading material to reduce mental stress.
- Who
- Imran Khan, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, and cardiologist Professor Dr Akhtar Ali Bandishah of PIMS Islamabad
- What
- A medical report revealed that Khan experienced blood pressure fluctuations, headaches, palpitations, and severe mental stress during an August 1 examination.
- When
- August 1, 2026 (examination); report published August 17, 2026
- Where
- Adiala Jail, Islamabad, Pakistan
- Why
- Khan has been incarcerated for over three years, and the report was submitted to the Supreme Court amid scrutiny over his health and medical care.
- Blood pressure (Aug 1)
- 140/100 mmHg
- Blood pressure (Feb 2026)
- 120/80 mmHg
- Examining doctor
- Professor Dr Akhtar Ali Bandishah, PIMS Islamabad
- Recommended test
- CT coronary angiography
- Medication
- Narvasc 5 mg once daily
- Report submitted by
- Superintendent of Adiala Jail
- Report submitted to
- Supreme Court
- Report published
- August 17, 2026