Living With a Pacemaker
Bradycardia (Slow Heart Rate)
Living with a heart device usually requires some adjustments, such as restricting your arm movements for the first few weeks and visiting your doctor for regular checkups. But pacemakers help millions of people live more full and active lives.
After Surgery
Everyone heals at a different rate. Your doctor will provide detailed information on what type of movement and lifting is allowed, as well as when you can return to normal activities.
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Daily Living
Your doctor or nurse will provide guidance for daily living with your particular condition, but there are some general guidelines to follow after your recovery.
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CareLink Network
The Medtronic CareLink Network is an Internet-based remote monitoring service for patients with implanted cardiac devices that is comparable to an in-office check.
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Product Support
It's important for you to get the right answers to your questions about your implanted heart device. Talk to your doctor or health care professional if you have medical concerns or health symptoms.
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Getting a Replacement
Implantable heart devices are designed to provide therapy for years, but eventually you will need a replacement device.
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