What is a cardiac syndrome?
Pacemaker syndrome is possible complications of using a mechanical pacemaker where the heart of the patient beats from synchronization, leading to a decrease in heart expenditure. It is an example of iatrogenic health, a problem caused by medical intervention. When the patient is diagnosed with pacemaker syndrome, there are several treatment options, including the adjustment of the cardiac programming. These devices are used when the patient's heart rhythm is irregular and the patient is at risk of health problems. In some patients, the chamber pacemaker causes the chamber to withdraw before atrial and effectively asks the heart to beat backwards and force blood against closed valves between the chambers of the heart. As a result, the heart of the work is more harder and leads to a pacemaker syndrome. Symptoms are variable and sometimes confused with other health problems. This condition tends to withstand the recognition of a physician if the patient does not have a history that suggests that it could be endangered by cardios syndromeTimulator. For example, people with a slow heart rate will be more likely to develop this condition when a pacemaker is installed.
One of the options for managing the cardiac syndrome is to adjust the stimulation to see if the heart can be returned to synchronization. If it does not work and the patient only has ventricular stimulation, the second line can be connected to the atrium beat. This should solve the problem. Some patients also benefit when they adjust their diet to lower blood pressure and promote cardiovascular health.
Cardiologist is usually needed to accurately identify and diagnose pacemaker syndrome.This medical specialist can apply for an electrocardiogram to learn more about how the heart beats and also listen to the heart and order some cardiac function and look for problems such as reduced cardiac expenditure indicating that the patientT may have a pacemaker syndrome. When this condition is seen early, it should not cause complications for the patient.
Incorrect stimulation is one of the potential risks of permanent heart stimulation. Patients should be attentive to changes in their heart rate, as well as symptoms of cardiovascular problems, so they can immediately see a doctor if the cardiac is used in timely warning symptoms of complications or new health problems.