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Will i be feeling it when my two lead pacemaker is working?
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Usually not: If you think you can feel when your pacemaker is functioning, mention it during your next pacemaker check and/or get checked earlier than planned. It's easy to verify or rule out. Often a minor adjustment is all that's needed to ameliorate it.
Answered 6/20/2018
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