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I Just Turned 86. Everybody Says I Look Much Younger Like In 70's. I Have Been With A. Fib For 30 Years, Had Ablation Done In 2017 And Had 6

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Haverstraw, NY

years of good stability. I had my Aortic Valve replaced 8/2/2024 { TAVR} and back to A. Fib. I am supposed to go for Stent in my Left main coronary on10/8. My cardiologist says I have a Sick Node syndrome which is not responding to my current Meds, may need a [ PACEMAKER .] I read about it but wondering what experience you guys have ?? with this.

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@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member I just had a pacemaker put in a week ago and it has made me feel much better. Like you, my sinus node was starting to fail. It is working great! I have Afib and other… read more

How Does A Pacemaker Correct Afib?

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Saint Louis, MO

I am 70 years old, have had 3 ablation since 2011, multiple cardio aversion to get heart in a normal rhythm. How will a pacemaker correct my issue?

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8 Severe Aortic Stenosis Symptoms: Dizziness, Heart Murmur, and More Read Article...
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Pacemakers can treat atrial fibrillation (AFib) by correcting abnormal heart rhythms. Here are some key points:

- Function: Pacemakers are generally programmed to function when the heart rate drops… read more

Pacemaker

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Grand Blanc, MI

I had a pacemaker put in about 8 years ago. Then about 5 years ago, I had that pacemaker removed and a defibrillator pacemaker put in its’ place. Am I the only one who didn’t feel any differently when each of my pacemakers were installed? I don’t faint anymore. That is about the only difference. As far as being aware of a pacemaker, I feel nothing. Maybe that is a good thing. Maybe I feel so well, maybe I don’t feel anything.

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A pacemaker is a small, battery-powered device that helps your heart maintain a normal rhythm by emitting a low-level electrical signal when arrhythmia is detected. Here are some key points about pace… read more

Can A Pacemaker CAUSE Atrial Fibrillation? How Did I Go From Zero To " Moderate To Severe" In One Month??????

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St Petersburg, FL
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Lewis, I did a little reading on this and it seems that you probably had AFIB before and just did not know it. Your pacemaker monitors your heart all the time and this may be what is going on and that… read more

May I Donate My Pacemaker To A Vet To Use In A Dog?

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Reynoldsburg, OH

I received a regular 2-lead pacemaker a year ago. My heart has gotten weaker and now I need a biventricular pacemaker. I'm waiting on a call to let me know the surgery date. Somewhere I heard that a used pacemaker can't be donated for use in another human but can be used for an animal. If my 1 year old pacemaker can help a dog, I would love that. Has anyone on MyHeartDisease Team ever done that or heard about a case? How do I go about making arrangements to donate this pacemaker?

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A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I agree wonderful news.🥰

I Am Concerned About Having Defibulater/pacemaker Implanted , What Can I Expect?

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Indianapolis, IN
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Here's what you can expect with a pacemaker or defibrillator implantation:

Pacemaker
- Procedure:
- A small incision is made, and a pocket is created under the skin to insert the pacemaker and… read more

Has Anyone Else Had "prongs" From Pacer/defib Sticking Out Into Skin After A Weight Loss?

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Ocala, FL
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I still have leads in my body..l had this x ray technician marvel at my x ray. Leads blowing in the breeze
She said l should frame it. I just laughed.

What Seems To Be The Most Recognized Treatment Using Both Meds And Other Devices For The Longest-term Survivability?

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Louisivlle,KY

Age 79 in overall moderate health just recently diagnosed with stage one heart failure. Have been prescribed Entrestro and Jardiance meds. The Jardinace seems to cause gastro issues.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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For long-term survivability in heart disease, a combination of medications and devices is often recommended. Here are some key points:

Medications
- Beta-blockers
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme… read more

I Know Nothing About Pacemakers. Are They Permanent Or Can The Be Used Short Term?

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Dayton, OH

I will possibly need a permanent pacemaker.

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Mine is Permanent until the battery runs out then I will need a new one! My Granny had a valve replacement in 1972…She got a straight pacemaker shortly afterward and in Total She outlived Three of… read more

I Have A Heart Monitor On....if My Beats Per Minute Keep Staying Between 41 And 45, Does That Tell My Dr. That I Need A PACEMAKER?

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Monroe, LA
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

tell him the rate, he decides not you..... you allow