What Should Know About Pacemakers? Today's Monday Medical Video Explains This Common Implantable Device.
In this video, we discuss a common device that you may need to have when the heartbeat is slowing down. The pacemaker is a battery and chip device that is typically positioned in the upper part of the chest wall and is able to stimulate the heart's contraction. This video reviews what this device is and some key information that will help provide you with greater insights into how pacemakers work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3e9enhn3KMs
I supposedly have the cadallac Iβm good for about 3 years . Iβm running totally on my battery . Good news Iβm here lol
Caryn I just finished wrapping today ,started my Christmas cards .Not stressing . Trying to provide food for our friend who just had 2 valves put in due to an infection . Running up to hospital to see my cousin still in ICU the one who fell has no idea who I am . As far as Christmas Iβm good ππππ.
Cyndi, That is a question for the doctor. The newer models don't have that problem. Ask the doctor or maybe the manufacturer can answer that. My guess is yes Safe mode would keep it running enough to keep you alive. It does not make sense otherwise. I mean we all need MRIs at some point.
@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member, God has been good to a great many of us here. I am so pleased that you have had pacemakers and that the transplant continues to be a success and gave you the gift of life. So much to be thankful for this time of year. Hugs my friend and thanks as always for all the hugs, likes, and prayers you send my way. Have a wonderful, peaceful, and healthy Christmas. π€
I had more than one pacemaker .God is very good to me. Saved my life l had it for 10 years. My transplant l waited 3 weeks. God be very good to me
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