What to Expect From Pacemaker Surgery

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Why Do I Need a Pacemaker?
Slow heart rates are fixed with pacemaker. Many terms you will hear are Bradycardia, Brady-Arrythmia, or even Complete Heart Block. A Complete Heart Block, also known as a 3rd degree heart block, is when the upper half of the heart, is no longer talking to the bottom half of the heart. Pacemakers replace the natural "wires" within the heart, helping it to beat regularly and at an appropriate speed.
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[@meauxjeaux431]

I don't know if I need a pacemaker or not, but apparently, I do need hearing aids.

[@oldfarmshow]

Thank you for the video

[@VeracityMedia]

This is a prime example of a doctor I wouldn’t let change my car tire let alone perform a delicate surgery. Just listen to his abject indifference about those potential complications. “Oops we collapsed your lung” “oh darn we pierced your heart”. You guys are more terrifying than the conditions your treating.

[@skykitchen867]

His desk is a mess! All that crap all around it. If I were a patient walking into his office and seeing all of that, I would turn right around and walk out. Totally unprofessional, I wouldn't let him touch me either.

[@travishutchings5423]

After I got mine installed I just get this huge fatigue from it. The fatigue is just killing my life. I can barely think anymore and it seems no matter what I am tired 95% of the time. I wish I had never done it. Doctors are crap every time I listened to them it has gone from bad to f*cking worse.

[@skittlepuff]

I noticed the background and was like “hey that looks like Las Vegas!” And then the “Nevada cardiologist” popped up haha I live in Vegas! Studying to he a sturgeon in college rn

[@debramarchetti5960]

I already have a VNS for epilepsy my surgeon said he will go up my groin to my heart my right side is slow

[@karenclausen6724]

Got my dual chamber pacemaker October 7 2021, everything was great until I woke up in the middle of it, when the doctor was cauterizing the wound. OW. They put me back under anesthesia. More energy and not out of breath so much. Unfortunately I use mine alot, AV BLOCK and bradycardia due to lymes disease 9 years ago.But I'm still going boondocking in my campervan build. 🙂😉😊

[@Julia-uh4li]

I woke up in the middle of mine, too. I started asking the doctor questions while he was concentrating on the monitor where he could watch in real time what he was doing. I startled the heck out of him when I began bombarding him with questions. He got the nurse to knock me out again. I thought it was fascinating. I should have kept my mouth shut and observed. I don't remember feeling any pain or discomforts.

[@karenclausen6724]

@@Julia-uh4li I remember trying to move away fm the pain when I woke up in the middle of surgery, that's why he called the anesthesiologist over, it HURT a lot. He couldn't continue until I was out. I just got my monitor yesterday, exactly 2 months later. I am chomping at the bit to get out on the road to Nevada, Arizona. Also just got my new lens for my camera. Wild mustang's here I come!!

[@brendalittlejohn5070]

U said that you woke up while they did your surgery but did they put you back to sleep and did you stay in the hospital after u had the surgery this is my first time getting one

[@karenclausen6724]

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[@karenclausen6724]

@@brendalittlejohn5070 I woke up but they put me under again. They had me stay overnight to monitor my ppm and new heart rate. Unfortunately I got AFIB 1 month ago cuz of the new pacemaker. One third of new pacemaker patients get afib within 3 years. Hopefully you won't. I'm on Eliquis now.

[@1mourningdove54]

Can't even hear the dr. Didn't anyone notice that??

[@SonderVisualss]

How can I survive my next surgery , I’m having one in couple months like a replacement. Last time I had surgery didn’t go so well. My heart stop and I went to cardiac arrest but luckily I was revived back. But is there ways I can keep my heart more healthy, and having a great successful surgery.

[@NevadaCardiologyAssociates]

I am sorry to hear about the difficulty you had in the past. If you are located in Las Vegas we would be more than happy to discuss how we can help you. Please contact us at 702-933-1000 to schedule an appointment with one of our Cardiologists.

[@alansavoy3891]

Praying for you

[@dennisgarrison7315]

Got one and it works well.

[@hildahk4646]

Really😯😯I had an EP study done and a failed ablation done a few months ago my PSVT (Atrial tarch) has got worse so my cardiologists recommended another ablation and pacemaker am so scared I haven't gone back for my last two appointments😢

[@dennisgarrison7315]

@@hildahk4646 look it is not a big deal. I was singing "country roads take me home" on the way back to my room. You will be fine.

[@hildahk4646]

@@dennisgarrison7315 😂😂 now that's my new song and thank you

[@lordfarquaad1701]

@@hildahk4646 how are you now

[@celeryisdisgusting5107]

Question: Does a pacemaker decrease your ejection fraction? thank you in advance.

[@jnlollar]

You mean slowing down the velocity when you shoot ropes?

[@josephkent3238]

Can't hear you , sorry

[@NevadaCardiologyAssociates]

I am sorry for the sound within the video. You are right. It is not of high quality. We hope to be able to produce some much higher quality videos in the future. Your comment is important and know we are listening to our critics. We hope to provide much better content moving forward. Thank you.

[@skykitchen867]

What a messy desk! Papers all over the place, buried extension cord, love the covered front page of the National Inquirer, totally unprofessional. If your desk looks like that in your office I wouldn't let you touch me with a ten foot pole.

[@sherryparr7055]

Have a 2 lead , May ‘13 , device is fine. But believe had heart attack about a month ago. Heart rate goes as high as over 100 with light activity. Now taking 2 beta blockers & at rest pulse at 60. See Dr in August next , talking of catheter-don’t know what to expect ??

[@alansavoy3891]

Praying for you sherry parr

[@sherryparr7055]

@@alansavoy3891 thank you appreciate that 🌹🙏

[@lordfarquaad1701]

How are you now

[@georgespeller1432]

Very poor sound can't hear.

[@NevadaCardiologyAssociates]

We are working on creating a new video. I apologize for the sound in this video.

[@maloneytv906]

Didnt want to clean up first? lol

[@NevadaCardiologyAssociates]

Yea.... That was kind of an OOPS on our part. We are great at Cardiology....not so good at KZbin! Thank you for watching and for helping us to improve.

[@squeezybob84]

Dude use a mic

[@wildflower1542]

A little louder please , Bad audio , you're just like talking to yourself ...

[@stephenmartin8325]

Cannot hear him. What a waste