Vibration Above Pacemaker
- by Nbleisey@gmail.com
- 2017-02-14 19:10:17
- Complications
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I've had my pacemaker for two years because I was having episodes of fainting. Yesterday shortly after waking, I began to feel vibrating sensation between my pacemaker and my shoulder. I believe this is the area where the leads connect from the vein to the pm. I felt the sensation from two to four times per hour all day long. I transmitted and was told my pacemaker I was doing fine and everything was good. I persisted on being seen so I went in and had a device check done by the nurse. They said everything is normal and it must be a muscle contracting. The sensations are still happening today. It does feel like a muscle. It feels like a cell phone on vibrate. Anyone else have this issue and if so, what was the resolution?
2 Comments
strange feelings
by Gotrhythm - 2017-02-15 12:17:58
Oddly enough, muscles can jump, quiver and vibrate when they have been tense and are trying to relax. Don't know if it's a muscle or nerve that's the real cause, but it happens to me all the time, and seems to happen more the older I get.
I expect it would be alarming if I felt it just under the pacemaker. Glad you checked it out. In my experience the feeling goes away in anything from minutes to a few days.
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Hi, I am 47 and have had a pacemaker for 7 months and Im doing great with it.
A nerve
by oldearthworm - 2017-02-14 20:29:57
My guess.. A nerve was severed during the implantation and now its trying to reconnect ? This , like all other lettters, is one for the medical profession , not an old worn out auto mechanic ... I've never had any problems with the PM , maybe I am totally insensitive ...