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Pacemaker in 30s?
I will need to go back and have a second ablation for the outside of my heart and the following day they will do a
pacemaker
. I am just so taken back by all this. To be told this won’t kill you to you need a
pacemaker
is unreal.
I will need to go back and have a second ablation for the outside of my heart and the following day they will do a
pacemaker
. I am just so taken back by all this. To be told this won’t kill you to you need a
pacemaker
is unreal.
TooManyPVCs
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Pacemaker 1st check up
Hello. I am fairly new on the BHF side of things. Got my check up this morning 5 and a half weeks since the op. 3 weeks in developed a blood clot in my shoulder.Had 15 days of Dalteparin18,000 Which i hope is now ok. All arm swelling has gone down. Also while i am there, want to find out about the blood
Hello. I am fairly new on the BHF side of things. Got my check up this morning 5 and a half weeks since the op. 3 weeks in developed a blood clot in my shoulder.Had 15 days of Dalteparin18,000 Which i hope is now ok. All arm swelling has gone down. Also while i am there, want to find out about the blood
Bingo88
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
mklc
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
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Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
mklc
in
Lung Cancer Support
5 years ago
Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful 3) To complicate the treatment I have a
PACEMAKER
. 4) If anyone has a
pacemaker
mklc
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Another ablation or perhaps a pacemaker?
Some might remember my earlier posts on this forum. My husband had his first ablation mid March. He "sailed" through it and didn't have any real side affects just all positive. He very gradually got back into his exercise routine although was never able to run more than 15 minutes on the treadmill
Some might remember my earlier posts on this forum. My husband had his first ablation mid March. He "sailed" through it and didn't have any real side affects just all positive. He very gradually got back into his exercise routine although was never able to run more than 15 minutes on the treadmill
jerseygirl49
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Blood Pressure & Heart Rate
Did the
Pacemaker
get accidentally re programmed? Could it have been the not taking Bisoprolol for 48hrs before test as requested to do? Thanks
Did the
Pacemaker
get accidentally re programmed? Could it have been the not taking Bisoprolol for 48hrs before test as requested to do? Thanks
Dickydon
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
CRT Pacemaker
My husband’s cardiologist wants to replace his existing
pacemaker
with a CRT version. He is due to have an MRI next month and has been told that his existing
pacemaker
will be put into ‘safe mode’, during the MRI. Has anyone else gone through this procedure?
My husband’s cardiologist wants to replace his existing
pacemaker
with a CRT version. He is due to have an MRI next month and has been told that his existing
pacemaker
will be put into ‘safe mode’, during the MRI. Has anyone else gone through this procedure?
Pop007
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Ablation yesterday. All good so far.
One thing maybe which was a bit of an eyeopener, they said that with my svt the ablation was near my AV node and there was maybe a 1% chance that I would need a
pacemaker
.
One thing maybe which was a bit of an eyeopener, they said that with my svt the ablation was near my AV node and there was maybe a 1% chance that I would need a
pacemaker
.
Fazerboy
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
AF to CHF to Hospice
Before the
pacemaker
, her heart was going down to 35 beats per minute and she was passing out. If it weren’t for the PM, she probably would have passed in her sleep one night. So now, we are looking at a possible new
pacemaker
or not. The PM won’t cure her chf or a fib. But that’s our story.
Before the
pacemaker
, her heart was going down to 35 beats per minute and she was passing out. If it weren’t for the PM, she probably would have passed in her sleep one night. So now, we are looking at a possible new
pacemaker
or not. The PM won’t cure her chf or a fib. But that’s our story.
nymima01
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Doc app
Hi I have doc app tomorrow I see from posts there's a new med I have heart failure Have defib and
pacemaker
fitted almost 4 years ago had check up about month ago now there was a letter sent about meds I'm taking isoket retard this is the med there's a question over
Hi I have doc app tomorrow I see from posts there's a new med I have heart failure Have defib and
pacemaker
fitted almost 4 years ago had check up about month ago now there was a letter sent about meds I'm taking isoket retard this is the med there's a question over
JIMBOB54
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Can I use an induction hob if I have a stent?
(No
pacemaker
or ICD).
(No
pacemaker
or ICD).
Ablaze
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
HF diagnosis due to 2 leaky heart valves
My
pacemaker
is doing the job for the Brady and sinus pauses hurrah The hole is caused by 4 ablations I have had for the AF obviously not worked I am exhausted most of the time balancing work and appointments which I have very long journeys to.
My
pacemaker
is doing the job for the Brady and sinus pauses hurrah The hole is caused by 4 ablations I have had for the AF obviously not worked I am exhausted most of the time balancing work and appointments which I have very long journeys to.
shwills
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
AV Node Ablation with pacemaker
My doctor told me he would not do another regular ablation or cardioversion , I had to have an AV ablation with a
pacemaker
and be permanently on blood thinner. I'm meeting with my doctor in a few weeks to go over the procedure and would love some feedback.
My doctor told me he would not do another regular ablation or cardioversion , I had to have an AV ablation with a
pacemaker
and be permanently on blood thinner. I'm meeting with my doctor in a few weeks to go over the procedure and would love some feedback.
lockerbie
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Utter Confusion!
The other is a appt for a
pacemaker
to be fitted from the EP. I have had no discussions about this and have no clue what it involves.
The other is a appt for a
pacemaker
to be fitted from the EP. I have had no discussions about this and have no clue what it involves.
Kateuk1
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Be Well Be Strong Be Positive
Unfortunately it's back, heading for my 3
pacemaker
in 8 years. Getter closer to a Heart Transplant every month. My favourite saying is I can't die yet, I haven't annoyed enough people. So hang in there all you in this world. Be Well Be Strong Be Positive.
Unfortunately it's back, heading for my 3
pacemaker
in 8 years. Getter closer to a Heart Transplant every month. My favourite saying is I can't die yet, I haven't annoyed enough people. So hang in there all you in this world. Be Well Be Strong Be Positive.
Tassiebeef
in
AF Association
5 years ago
How safe are pacemakers from hacking? Have all possible security breaches been fixed?
Pacemaker
scheduled for 27th Sept I'm concerned about software vilnerability
Pacemaker
scheduled for 27th Sept I'm concerned about software vilnerability
Stumpy47
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Treatment Options?
My question is to anyone who may of had a similar experience I have a
pacemaker
/defibrillator and am currently experiencing AF. How can this be rectify? Changing the current medocation or cardio version?
My question is to anyone who may of had a similar experience I have a
pacemaker
/defibrillator and am currently experiencing AF. How can this be rectify? Changing the current medocation or cardio version?
Santos25
in
CLL Support
5 years ago
Great South Run version 6 and a very long post warning ⚠️
We almost caught up with the 2hr 5 min
pacemaker
but decided we would need to slow if we wanted to complete the 10 miles.
We almost caught up with the 2hr 5 min
pacemaker
but decided we would need to slow if we wanted to complete the 10 miles.
Dexy5
Graduate10
in
Bridge to 10K
5 years ago
Electromagnetism and AF?
I have a
pacemaker
. Might that have been affected by radio waves? Might a natural
pacemaker
be affected similarly? Or could the whole incident be psychological brought on by fear? I am of course aware of possible interference to pacemakers by certain electrical circuitry.
I have a
pacemaker
. Might that have been affected by radio waves? Might a natural
pacemaker
be affected similarly? Or could the whole incident be psychological brought on by fear? I am of course aware of possible interference to pacemakers by certain electrical circuitry.
EricW
in
AF Association
5 years ago
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