Sick sinus syndrome is a disorder of the sinus node of the heart, which regulates heartbeat. With sick sinus syndrome, the sinus node fails to signal properly, resulting in changes in the heart rate.
A patient may not show any symptoms of sick sinus syndrome. the common symptoms are those associated with slow heart rate, such as light-headedness, or dizziness, fatigue and fainting. confusion, heart palpitations, angina or heart failure.
.Electrocardiography (ECGs) is a commonly used method of detecting sick sinus syndrome. ECG monitoring for 24 hours is most useful.
The symptoms of sick sinus syndrome are bradycardia, fatigue, dizziness or lightheadedness, fainting, shortness of breath, chest pains, interrupted sleeping, confusion or difficulty remembering, and palpitations.
No. Sick Sinus Syndrome is malfunction of heart natural pacemaker. After implatation of artificial pacemaker this syndrome is cured. It means that you will die of anything else but NOT because Sick Sinus Syndrome!
Elimination of a drug therapy which aggravates sick sinus syndrome is the first line of treatment for some patients. Other causes of the syndrome are not preventable.
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Your best option would be to see a doctor and get a professional medical opinion.
Sick sinus syndrome may be brought on by the use of certain drugs, but is most common in elderly patients. Other conditions, such as sarcoidosis.Chagas' disease.or certain cardiac myopathies can.the node to malfunction.
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Patients with sick sinus syndrome face relatively normal lives if the disorder is controlled by a pacemaker. in some patients,the pacemaker does not adequately control the fluctuations. Left untreated, or in severe cases, the heart could stop beating.
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