Regain Your Rhythm with Permanent Pacemaker Implantation

Safe. Effective. Life-saving heart rhythm management.

Restore Your Heart’s Natural Rhythm Permanent Pacemaker Implantation –

This small device helps regulate your heart rate,  and  improves overall quality of life.

What is a Permanent Pacemaker?

Permanent Pacemaker is a small electronic device implanted under the skin, usually near the left shoulder. Its function is to normalize irregular or slow heartbeats. This device helps the heart beat at the right speed by sending electric signals.

What is a pacemaker like?

  • In size, this device is almost as big as the dial of a clock
  • It weighs about 20-50 grams
  • It is a permanent solution that usually lasts for 8 to 12 years, then its battery or generator is replaced After implantation
  • it is under the skin, which may cause a slight bulge.

Conditions When Permanent Pacemaker Implantation needed?

  • The people whose heart rate is very slow.

  • Heart failure requires cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT).

  • There is a problem like sudden dizziness or fainting.

Benefits of Permanent Pacemaker Implantation

  • Relief from irregular heartbeat
  • Relieve tiredness and dizziness
  • Improve quality of life
  • Prevention of sudden fainting
  • Improvement in heart-pumping function in heart failure (CRT)
  • Return to Nomal Life Style
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Step-by-Step: How Procedure Works

From Diagnosis to Recovery – A Clear Look at Your Treatment Journey

Medical Evaluation & Counselling

Tests such as ECG (electrocardiogram), ECHO (echocardiography), and Holter monitoring are done to identify heartbeat disturbances.

Pacemaker & Lead Placement

A small incision is made, leads are guided into the heart through a vein, and the pacemaker is placed under the skin.

Pre-Procedure Preparation

Some important tests are done before implantation, such as blood tests, chest X-rays, and anesthesia fitness tests.

Process

Device Testing & Programming

The pacemaker is tested and programmed to suit your heart’s rhythm needs. ECG and X-ray confirm correct placement.

Local Anesthesia Administration

The area near your shoulder is numbed using local anesthesia. You stay awake but feel no pain.

Stitching & Recovery

The incision is closed with stitches. You are monitored for 1–2 days before being discharged with aftercare instructions.

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Frequantly Asked Questions

Get clear answers to your heart health questions.

Is it painful to have a pacemaker?

Pacemaker implantation is done under local anesthesia, which does not cause any particular pain to the patient. A few days after the procedure may feel mildly uncomfortable.

How long does a pacemaker last?

Pacemaker batteries typically last 8 to 10 years. After this, only the generator is replaced, the entire surgery does not have to be done again.

Can I lead a normal life after having a pacemaker installed?

Yes, most people can go back to a normal lifestyle after having a pacemaker implanted. Doctors may recommend heavy lifting or limited arm movements for a few weeks.

Is air travel safe after having a pacemaker inserted?

Yes, air travel is safe. During the security check at the airport, the card should be carried which contains the information of the pacemaker.

Is it necessary to have regular pacemaker checks?

Yes, regular follow-ups are required every 6-12 months to check the settings and battery status of the pacemaker.

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