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uk canal barge holiday
- by pacer50
- 2012-03-01 12:03:29
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barge has 240v system for electricity and powered by diesel engine. I am pacemaker dependent. Any problems? ie can i go on holiday
Worried about the music
- by bon
- 2012-03-01 06:03:59
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I'm scheduled to get a PM soon. Does anyone know if electric guitars, instruments, and PA systems cause any problems with PM's? I've been playing in a rock & roll band for 30 years an fear I'll have to give it up. Thanks Bon
Dentist - does PM interact with their equipment
- by bloc_de_branche
- 2012-02-28 10:02:07
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Good morning everyone :)
I went to the dentist yesterday and I disclosed my PM in my pre visit history sheet. The hygenist asked if my PM was shielded because they use this water jet thingy that has electro-magnetic field and they use it to break up the plaque etc on your teeth. I have no clue if my PM is shielded, I looked on line but Medtronic site is shitty for us PM users... anyhow, I have a Medtronic Senia SR Model SESR01 with 407458 leads. If anyone of you awesome forum readers...
Pacemaker Interference
- by Gerald10121926
- 2012-02-27 01:02:08
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I would like to point out to the person who replied that the electromagnetic field at the Hoover Dam would not interfere with your pacemaker that I believe that each individual is different and so are their pacemakers. I was told to be careful to avoid any strong electromagnetic fields and I have been very sensitive to the changes my pacemaker makes since my first implantation.
I was in Idaho and stopped to take some photographs. I have had 3 pacemakers now. I was aware of the diff...
need answerr please
- by avaarvida
- 2012-02-04 03:02:15
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I just got pacemaker and defibulator. Can I go to Japaneese restaurant with those big ( I think)electric tables for dinner? Or is it a magnetic hazard like MRI or airport which I should avoid?
solar flare
- by John G.
- 2012-02-02 09:02:45
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Hey everyone, Have been reading lately that scientists are predicting a possible crippling solar flare this year(2012).from what I am gathering a solar flare of a large magnitude will send an Electronic magnetic field(EMF)capable of frying all electronics on the planet, including pacemakers. Anyone have any reliable information on this. It seems to be very troubling to me. I know If I ask biotronik they will likely downplay the whole thing. Thanks John G.
PS3 video game!
- by Etherion
- 2012-01-31 06:01:32
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Hi, I'm a new member! It's great to see a community of pacers where I can ask everything about my pace without calling or waiting for my doctor (for some case, for others you better call your doctor). Anyway, my question is I have just bought a PS3 device and I was reading the safety paper and it was speaking about the bluetooth and LAN wireless connection. Will it really affect my pace? I know it can from a certain distance, but... And as for a wireless controller command (manette in french, y...
Jacuzzi
- by Miluska
- 2012-01-09 11:01:59
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Hello,
Does anyone one knows if we can get into a jacuzzi with no problems? Also, if I can use the hair dryer and use the devices that are connected to electricity to straighten my hair?
I suppose a massage with magnet stones will not be a good idea.
Thank you in advance,
Mk
Keyless Entery cars
- by Eao
- 2011-12-25 12:12:46
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Hi to All in Pacemaker World. I have a DDDR twin wire PM fitted for the last 4years with no problems. I am a mechanic and have an easy job. Last week I was told of a promotion but it means having to work on vehicles that are fitted with Keyless entery systems. Has anyone come across interferences from these vehicles. I was told by a friend of mine who works on lexus vehicles that the system used 3 or 4 years did effect PM's. Any body have anything on this subject.
PM has never given me any...
Ipad2
- by SarahB
- 2011-12-21 06:12:04
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Hi guys, hope everyone is well and looking forward to the festivities :)
Just a query my parents are buying me an ipad2 for christmas along with a polyurethane smart cover which as far as i know works magnetically. Just wondering if this is likely to affect my PM? and how far away i should be keeping it from the area.
Thanks Merry christmas!!
xxx
TENS Test
- by topgun
- 2011-12-20 05:12:48
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Can anyone tell me if a TENS Test will interfere with my PM.
My chiropractor suggested I have this test but I wanted to learn more about it and if it adversely effects my PM
Thanks
bluetooth
- by moquin204
- 2011-12-17 06:12:12
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hey there fellow pacers
hows everyone ? hope you all have a good hoilday (:
but i have a question hope you all can help with .
I just went an bought a ps3 headset an its bluetooth i was wondering if this could interfere with defib i can place it on the oppsoite side of the defib would this be okay ?
looking forward too comments back .
your fellow pacers
Car Seat Warmers
- by mickyandlola
- 2011-12-09 09:12:52
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I have just bought a new vehicle, but did not get built in seat warmers. I am thinking of buying the plug in kind. Anyone know if they interfere with pacemakers? I have a Medtronics dual voltage. THank you.
trouble at work
- by jazzman2952
- 2011-12-06 03:12:12
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Ive been having interference with my defibrillator/pacemaker at work when using this big industrial FRS two way radio, it has a magnet inside the battery. Is this suppose to happen? If so I guess I need to let my boss know so we can figure something else out. It causes beeping sounds and a funny sensation.
best buy stores!
- by cadaverock
- 2011-12-02 02:12:56
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I suffer from anxiety too...but everytime I go to Best Buy, or similar places, I start feeling weird for a few minutes or seconds after entering the store...any idea?
After that it goes away. The sensation is like a little faster heart beat, like being anxious...or could it be from all the electronics items like tv and stuff that they have there.
Thanks
lvad
- by eamon
- 2011-11-29 12:11:17
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is it normal to have a pacemaker AND an lvad?
cold
- by moquin204
- 2011-11-23 07:11:03
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Hey everyone (:
I live in Winnipeg also known as Winterpeg LOL. I went out for a walk a couple days ago and it was very cold; the area were my device is was quite sore and when I came inside I could still feel a bit of pain. My question is can the cold weather bother my device? or was it just the regular pain I normally get?
Anyways, thanks for reading & your comments back (:
Welding Thresholds
- by cewitherell
- 2011-11-20 06:11:19
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Many thanks to Frank and bdon for your very prompt and appropriate comments on my previous message. I may be a newbie to this forum but not to living with a pacemaker (several years with a St. Jude twin lead model). And certainly not a newbie to welding. I am 84 years old and first welded when I was about 10 years old. My father operated a welding fabricator business on our next street in an industrial town near New York City, and I learned both gas and electric welding and machine shop pra...
Welding Thresholds
- by cewitherell
- 2011-11-20 05:11:41
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Many thanks to Frank and donb for your prompt and worthwhile comments. I just posted a very detailed summary of my situation but it appears that the forum system deleted the entire thing. Perhaps I don't know how to use it, being a newbie to the forum, but not a newbie to pacemakers or welding or to anything as I am 84. But thanks for your comments and interest.
Charlie
Welding Magnetic Threshold Tolerances
- by cewitherell
- 2011-11-19 09:11:24
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Does anyone know what the magnetic threshold tolerance is for pacemakers? I bought a Trifield Meter recently hoping it would offer some guidance in trying to resume operation of a welding power unit but it simply goes off scale when I turn the thing on. In fact, it goes off scale practically everywhere in the house like light switches and the refrigerator, etc.
So, this device is useless for the purpose. Is there a meter anywhere that offers definitive guidance as to whether weldi...
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