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LBBB

by dubbas, Jun 02, 2009 02:01PM
Tags: treatment
HELLO..I AM A MAN  SUFFERING OF COMPLETE LBBB I AM 61 YEARS OLD..WITHOUT CHEST PAIN..
WHAT YOU CAN ADVICE ME TO DO..I WANT TO KNOW THE UPDATE TREATMENT OF LBBB.
THANKS,.
Member Comments (1)

by kenkeith, Jun 02, 2009 04:53PM
To: dubbas
In most cases, bundle branch block does not need treatment. However, there be a problem for individuals who have bundle branch block along with another heart condition that may represent a need for treatment. For example, if bundle branch block develops during a heart attack, you may need a pacemaker. After a heart attack, your heart is fragile, and bundle branch block may cause a very slow heart rhythm (bradycardia). A pacemaker will help regulate the heart's rhythm after a heart attack.

Not having chest pain is not a reliable source whether or not there is a concomitant heart problem.

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