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My partner had a pacemaker fitted when we were on holiday in Spain but they never gave him a card.

We are now going to travel again and may need a card of some kind at the airport, not sure what to do.

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Your partner needs to attend a UK pacemaker clinic to ascertain what type of pacemaker it is and to organise regular follow up. I’d do that before going away again.

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beardy_chris

I've never been asked to show my pacemaker card - but I agree with xsevenx , he needs to organise regular follow-up.

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fredwgarfield

I was given a paper card the same day as the implant. My permanent card (size of a credit card) was mailed to me by the company that manufactured the pacemaker.

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