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Should i wear medical id bracelet for pacemaker? why? and where i should wear it, on my right or left wrist?
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Yes: Yes that's a reasonable idea. So people know that you have a pacemaker in the event you aren't able to communicate yourself (like if you pass out). It doesn't matter which wrist you wear it on.
Answered 5/10/2015
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