Defective battery leads!

• by jtaheri
• 2008-11-21 04:11:43
• Batteries & Leads
• 1976 views
• 2 comments

Hi There,

My first Pacemaker implant was in 2003 and during interrogation; the doctors or the Tech would see some noise plotted for the upper chamber wire. In Feb of 2008, I started to feel palpitations and it sounded like (bum bum bum then Buuuuum). I told my Doctor the gave me beta blockers thinking I needed medicine to lower the pressure!!. I could not sleep at nights since the bang bangs would make me up at night.

In July08, the pacemaker report indicated “Replace pacer" and all the bang bangs went away. I asked the Technician and she told me that the only wire which was functioning was the lower chamber to preserve power until replacement.

In September 08, my PM was replaced and in the recovery room I felt the same bum bums had come back, I told the Doctor and he said he had only replace the PM and left the wires untouched.

I went for my first interrogation after the surgery and complained about the BUM bums since they had increased and did not let me to rest The Technician called the Doctor and eventually they changed the program and turned the upper chamber wire OFF.

Has any one experienced the same type of symptoms as mine? If so please let me know.

I think since day 1, the wire that was used on my upper chamber had been a defective one.

I’ll appreciate feedback.

Thanks,
Janet