trifascicular block with intermittent complete heart block

hi.. my father's diagnosis summery says trifascicular block with intermittent complete heart block. He is 53years old, non diabetic, his pulse is 92/min  BP 140/80 mmhg Chest - clear, No sign of CHF, CVS - normal, CNS - normal. His Electro physiology was done which says
1. Normal study
2. No evidence of Bradyarrhythnia
3. No inducible Ventricular Tachycardia
mediacation he is taking is
1. Tab Atorva 10mg once at night
2. Tab ramistar 2.5mg once at night
3. Tab Trika .25mg once at night

he Advised to go for Permanent Pacemaker Implants
my question is
1. Is it required?
2. Does he need to go for this transplant immediately?
3. what lifestyle modications he need to do after the implant?

[Encephalomalcia]

My mom had a pacemaker for twelve years.  She had one pacemaker for 11 years, then got a new one for a little less than 1 year.  She had good luck with Medtronic Prodigy pacemaker.  Pacemaker would help to keep his heart beating and to keep his heart beating at a certain rate per minute.  There is a lot of information that the pacemaker can provide when it is checked.  When there is a block in the electrical system of the heart, the heart can stop.  Sometimes when this happens, the heart will start beating again within 20 seconds usually after a fall (sometimes it does not start again).  Here is a website that explains the electrical system and how it works:  http://heartdisease.about.com/od/palpitationsarrhythmias/ss/electricheart_2.htm  

Looks like his blood pressure is a little high.  Most likely he will need to take a blood pressure medication, beta blocker.  You will need to ask his doctor what medicines he will be taking and make sure he takes his medications as the doctor prescribes.