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I need to ask again .i had a pace maker fit on jan 7th 2010 but today i still have problems walking and sitting up?
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Walking and pacemake: I assume you still have dizziness etc.... I would suggest you talk to the cardiologist - having a pacemaker is not a total treatment. You may pre-existing cardiac issue that is still the cause of the issue.
Answered 8/8/2013
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