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dissconnected?
Posted by ballerine.nm on 2009-11-07 17:54
 
heyy..
i was just wondering does anyone know what it feels like if a wire gets dissconnected?
it's been real sore l8ly but my next check up isn't till like th eend of novenber.... what will i do if it is a major problem caus ei haven't got the time for surgery in december!!
xXx
 

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leads

Comment posted by TraceyE on 2009-11-07 18:57.
If your lead comes loose, it won't pace and you'll feel like you did before you got the pm. If it's suddenly extra sore, you need to keep an eye out for signs of infection- redness, swelling, oozing, heat at the site. Any one of those signs, call your dr.
 

dissconnected? 2

Comment posted by ballerine.nm on 2009-11-11 17:45.
thanks TraceyE for the reply but i got my pacemaker when i was like 18mths so i don't no what it feels like without it. And could it be causing my more than usual headaches?



dissconnected?
Posted by ballerine.nm on 2009-11-07 17:54

heyy..
i was just wondering does anyone know what it feels like if a wire gets dissconnected?
it's been real sore l8ly but my next check up isn't till like th eend of novenber.... what will i do if it is a major problem caus ei haven't got the time for surgery in december!!
xXx



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leads
Comment posted by TraceyE on 2009-11-07 18:57.
If your lead comes loose, it won't pace and you'll feel like you did before you got the pm. If it's suddenly extra sore, you need to keep an eye out for signs of infection- redness, swelling, oozing, heat at the site. Any one of those signs, call your dr.

 

my suggestion?

Comment posted by tpod on 2009-11-18 08:26.
if you have ANY questions or concerns about your pacemaker, you should call your doctor. if you don't feel 'right' or you don't feel 'well' and you can't quite put your finger on it? call your doctor and tell him/her. if you have pain or heat or tenderness in an area you don't normally have it, call your doctor. don't mess around with your PM. even if you convince yourself you're just being paranoid? call your doctor. it's always better safe than sorry. (Note To Self: take own advice.)
 

All's good!

Comment posted by ballerine.nm on 2009-12-31 18:13.
My wires had been frayed but thats all good now....=P
my new posting 'new pacemaker' will explain! =P
Happy New Year
 

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