Will a pacemaker affect my lifespan?

Patients with pacemakers can survive for a long time without compromising their lifespan. The main principle of the artificial pacemaker is to generate a certain electrical pulse to replace the function of the sinus node and the atrioventricular node, so after the pacemaker is installed, it will work at a set frequency or according to the amount of activity that senses the patient, so that the patient's heart beats. Installing a pacemaker is the best way to treat bradyarrhythmias, such as sick sinus syndrome and severe atrioventricular block, and a pacemaker is the best method.

It is relatively rare to have a pacemaker installed, so there is no need to worry too much about the pacemaker. Pacemaker infection may occur in about 1% of patients, and most patients can survive long-term use. Even if there is a pacemaker infection, the original pacemaker can be removed and a new pacemaker can be installed, so patients with pacemakers do not have to worry about the pacemaker affecting their lifespan.

Installing a pacemaker will definitely have an impact on lifespan.

If you don't install it, your life is over.

I put it on and can extend my life.

Because there is a problem with the heart, a pacemaker is installed to make the heart's blood supply function normal and protect the life expectancy.

I don't think so, there's a woman in my village who is pretending, and it doesn't look bad.

This question asks, if there is a disease and it is not treated, it will have an impact.

I can only say that for patients with bradycardia, pacemakers are the only effective way, if you don't install it, you really don't know when an accident will happen, and you can live a long time. If you are worried that older people will not be able to bear the trauma of surgery, you should install a leadless pacemaker, which is less invasive and has a long service life.

If the heart beats very slowly, the doctor may install a pacemaker on the patient, which will not cause much harm to the patient, but if the heart is slow, then the patient will feel dizzy at this time. Is there any harm in installing a pacemaker if the heart beats slowly?

Here is a detailed introduction, some patients may have this disease, so the doctor can only install a pacemaker on the patient at this time, so that the patient can live a normal life, otherwise the patient may not be able to breathe daily. However, many people are afraid that the installation of a pacemaker will have some bad effects on their body, which will generally not have a great impact on everyone, and if there is no way to install a pacemaker for everyone, the patient may lose his life at this time, but there will be a certain risk in itself, because the patient may feel very uncomfortable, but the risk is controllable.

So there may be certain risk factors, but this risk is actually not that great. And most patients may not have more serious symptoms, generally will not bring particularly serious harm to everyone's body, but some patients may feel dizzy, and will feel their special anxiety, at this time it means that there is a certain problem with the blood. If you have this problem, then it is definitely recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible.

If your heart beats too slowly, it can affect your life, and if it's severe, it can cost you your own life. However, the impact on everyone is not particularly large, and the incidence rate is actually very low, so it is definitely recommended that you install a pacemaker, so that you can maintain your life normally, and it will not have a great impact on you.

Installing a pacemaker with a slow heartbeat will not do much harm, but the surgery may cause trauma to the person's body, and the body may not recover in a short period of time, requiring a long period of recovery.

Yes, it will definitely affect the heart, it will also affect the blood problems, there will be bad symptoms of the disease, it can also lead to arrhythmia, or cause heart disease.

It can be harmful, it may cause heart disease, or affect health, and there will be many symptoms of disease, which will cause irregular heartbeat, and will also cause palpitation.

We all know that the heart is a very important organ of the human body, once the heart has problems, the health of the human body will also be greatly affected, and congenital heart disease will lead to certain cardiovascular defects. At present, many heart diseases can be diagnosed in a timely manner, and pacemakers can be used for various heart diseases, so that the heart can contract rhythmically, and the frequency of application is still very high, but what is the regret of installing pacemakers in children?

Parents regret that the child is equipped with a pacemaker may be something wrong with the child's body, but there are two sides to everything, some children must install a pacemaker because of heart problems to be able to turn the crisis into safety, and the heartbeat can also beat normally according to the pulse frequency set by the pacemaker, and life is the same as a normal person.

At the same time, the pacemaker is also an electronic device, which will be affected by many factors, such as magnetic field and current interference, which will cause the pacemaker frequency emission to be abnormal and the pulsatile function will be affected, so parents also need to pay attention.

Installing a pacemaker does have a certain amount of ***, but it is more dangerous for the child not to pretend, and he will really regret it when the time comes. However, it should be noted that infection may occur after the pacemaker is installed. If there is a bacterial infection during the operation, it will cause fever, and the pacemaker will not work normally if the installation fails, so it is necessary to install a pacemaker for children It is important to choose a regular and professional hospital, and you should go to the hospital regularly for checkups.

The *** or adverse reactions of pacemaker installation can be divided into two stages, including intraoperative reactions and long-term postoperative use.

1. Intraoperative. During pacemaker installation, the risk of puncture wound, hemorrhage, pneumothorax, cardiac tamponade, cardiac perforation and other risks is likely to occur, but the incidence is not high.

2. Postoperatively. The main reason caused by the long-term use of cardiac pacemaker after surgery is the decline of cardiac function, and the pacemaker should solve the problem of heart circuitry, that is, the problem of heart beating frequency. In fact, after a pacemaker is installed, the contraction and order of the heart will change to a certain extent. Under normal circumstances, the heart should contract from top to bottom, but the position of the pacemaker, especially the electrodes of traditional and classic pacemakers, is located at the top of the heart, and the order of contraction changes, which is manifested by the beginning of the heart at the top of the heart to the bottom of the heart, which is different from the normal physiological cardiac contraction sequence, and this change can cause chest tightness, shortness of breath, and cardiac insufficiency in a small number of people.

Other long-term manifestations are associated with the primary disease, and if the pacemaker is not in harmony with the heart, improper pacing may lead to cardiac insufficiency. Patients need to repeatedly monitor the function of the pacemaker and adjust its parameters, and most pacemakers can also affect MRI. In addition, pacemaker syndrome can occur in some cases, especially in patients with multiple pacemaker disorders, who may be more sensitive to symptoms.

In summary, the installation of a pacemaker may occur in two stages: intraoperative and postoperative. Especially after pacemaker implantation, some patients have relatively high mental stress. May cause long-term anxiety, insomnia, and autonomic dysfunction.

After all, a pacemaker is a foreign body that may strengthen local tissues and trigger an inflammatory response in the body.