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TURP SURGERY AND PACEMAKERS
- by TAC
- 2020-10-14 10:31:55
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I have a pacemaker and my urologist has recommended a TURP operation to remove part of the prostate. What are the implications if you have a pacemaker?
Pacemaker and Industrial induction oven.
- by Ticky
- 2020-10-08 06:16:43
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Hi!
I recently got fitted with a Pacemaker at a young age. Everything went well with the operation etc.
The only thing im currently worried about, is my work.
I work at a aluminium extrusion factory. We use industrial sized induction ovens to heat up the aluminium billets for further processing, there are 3 of these ovens and they are each about the same size as a small van ( Caddy etc.).
After doing some checking online, there does not seem to be that much ...
Apple Watch -Series 6/SE and Pacemaker
- by gtssenior
- 2020-09-29 12:06:01
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There have been posts in the past on this topic, but I want to revisit for the Sept 2020 Apple products. I am contemplating an Apple Watch (never had one before). I have found a lot of differing opinions across the internet on if it is wise to have one if you have a pacemaker. I called Medtronic, my pacemaker manufacturer and they say it is ok as long as you don't put the charger or watch near your pacemaker and sleeping with it on could cause that to happen. It sh...
Machine shop equipment interference
- by jlmac64
- 2020-09-14 12:19:19
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Hello everyone,
I'm scheduled to receive an ICD in a few weeks and looking for a solution to a potentially career ending problem. I work in a die shop and have been told that I will not be able to be around surface grinders due to the magnetic fields around the magnetic chuck when energized. This is a substantial part of my job. Anyone else with a similar situation and is it possible to wear something over the area to shield the implant from EMI(copper)? Also whether or no...
steel and pacemakers
- by Janessaa
- 2020-09-06 00:54:22
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hey everyone!
so kind of a stupid question, but i'm getting a new bed and the bed frame is of steel and before i purchase it, i wanted to know if the steel will interefere with my pacemaker or will it be fine? anyway some feedback would be greatly appreciated :)
Nuwave induction stove top Electric magnetic
- by Michael Peters
- 2020-08-29 20:09:15
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- 142 views
- 1 comments
Anyone have any info on the Nuwave oven as being an issue to a pace maker?
Vibrations
- by Santiuy
- 2020-08-26 17:12:53
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Hello,
My name is Santiago and i've had a pacemaker (Medtronic) for a while now but i still don't fully understand the limitations that this implies. As my cardiologist always told me, i have to keep my cellphone away from my chest and on the other side pocket of my pants, i don't know why is this but i do it anyways.
Today i've bought a fitbit that tells me my heart rate all the time but it vibrates with notifications, i wear it in my left hand and i'...
Nursery Toys
- by Kerryanne198
- 2020-08-26 13:16:29
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Hi everybody, I'm pretty new to this club. My little boy (10 months) has a Pacemaker fitted and is starting nursery next week. They have asked for some advice on toys that he shouldn't play with, our cardiologist said nothing electronic. Does this mean nothing at all with a battery?
Thank in advance for any advice at all.
Pacemaker and mobile using induction
- by Raoul
- 2020-08-21 21:04:43
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Hello,
I went to the store with my girlfriend earlier to buy an iphone 11, and the seller told us that all recent phones from any maker use induction... the last iphone without it is the iphone 7. I know that we have to stay away from induction stove, like at least 50 cm... but, what about mobiles with this new technology? If it is not connected on the charger, the induction is probably not working (and the mobile case use induction as well...!)?
Interference from "EZPass" devices mounted in the car?
- by hershell.goldman
- 2020-08-14 05:10:36
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Is there a risk of interference to pacemakers from "EZPass" devices (and the like) that are mounted in the car and automatically collect highway tolls?
Bellababy electric breast pump
- by Latika
- 2020-08-09 13:14:24
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- 137 views
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Hi all,
I recently purchased Bellababy Electric Breast Pump. Just wanted to know, does it by any chance interfere with the working of a pacemaker? I have a dual chamber Medtronic pacemaker.
Thanks
Results PM
- by Moussa
- 2020-08-01 08:11:10
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Hi there Crusty & Ian,
Yabba dabba doe I’m reborn!!!
I managed to consult another cardiologist and laid down my casus to him verbally knowing that before I was allowed in his office he had already absorbed all details etc. I hoped.
Explained to him that when cycling my PM blocked further activities when coming into the 145 BPM zone.Also the pace was exceptionally slow!The upper limit was 170 BPM.
Very frusta...
Welding
- by zo6
- 2020-07-31 18:51:07
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- 172 views
- 2 comments
Hi anybody out there doing welding?
Biotech Pacemaker
- by powick
- 2020-07-23 13:00:51
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- 155 views
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I recently purchased a Phonak TV Connector to be used with hearing aids. The user's manual warns that it may generate magnetic fields that would influence pacemakers. Has anyone experienced such interference with pacemakers? If so, what type of issue might occur?
Is wifi interference possible?
- by nscheller
- 2020-07-22 21:41:45
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When I am near our combination modem/router I start to experience a pulsing sensation just under my left breast. It is not a steady rhythm. It is just hard enough to be annoying, but not painful. Could the Wifi be causing this? I have experienced it at other times, but it seems to be worse when I am near the modem/router.
PMs and CPAP Machines
- by Graham.willey
- 2020-07-21 04:00:07
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- 189 views
- 1 comments
I have used a pacemaker for eleven years and a Constant Positive Airway Passage machine for Sleep Apea. I recently received a new machine which used small but powerful magnets to secure the head gear. I occasionally pull the mask off in my sleep and am concerned that these magnets might affect my pm. Any comments?
G. E. Willey
Air fryer
- by Lilly
- 2020-07-04 00:56:16
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- 320 views
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Shortly after I got my air fryer, my heart rate begin to goup. Next thing I know I am in Afib. Wondering if there is any connection between the air fryer an my pacemaker? Has anyone else had this problem? Thanks in advance.
Battery opeated device
- by Duncan362
- 2020-06-19 13:22:30
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- 254 views
- 3 comments
With a biventricular pacemaker ,the device is working all the time.I am about to buy a battery operated neck massager for a severe neck injury.Some opinion says no to this,other opinion says ok but keep away from the pacemaker by 4-6 inches.( Are manufacturers just covering themselves in case of a problem)?
Electric Guitars
- by JerseyGM
- 2020-06-17 14:58:50
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- 240 views
- 2 comments
Does anyone know if it is advisable to play electric guitars with a pacemaker?
baby monitors
- by haley108
- 2020-06-17 12:23:12
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Weirdest thing- so when I am next to our baby monitor (it is a cheap walkie talkie type thing) it cuts out but when my hubby is next to it, it works fine!
Anyone experienced this with monitors? I stay 6 inches away from it but I do have to be close to it so I can hear baby if she starts tossing and turning :-)
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