Pacemaker Permanent Treatment in India

Emily Iyer, a 72-year-old retired school...

Emily Iyer, a 72-year-old retired school librarian, had always been active, tending her garden and volunteering at the local library. Over several months, she began experiencing episodes of profound dizziness and a few frightening moments where she nearly fainted while watering her roses. Her primary care physician noted a very slow heart rate and referred her to a cardiologist. After a Holter monitor confirmed symptomatic bradycardia with heart rates dropping into the low 30s, her cardiologist, Dr. Sharma, gently explained that her heart's natural pacemaker was failing. He recommended a permanent pacemaker to prevent dangerous falls and restore her energy. The procedure itself, done under local anesthesia, was surprisingly straightforward; Emily felt pressure but no pain. In recovery, the constant fatigue and dizziness were gone. She described feeling like a dark cloud had lifted, moving from fear of another sudden 'spell' to profound relief and gratitude. She was back in her garden within a week, her independence securely restored.