My husband, 35 and really healthy, experienced bradycardia 2 years ago, with a heart rate at 39. He had all the testing done, saw several cardiologists, who advised him to get a pacemaker. He felt that was not the right option for him, and after about 5 months, it just got better on its own. Now, 2 years later, he went to the ER with a heart rate of 39. I think he has sick-sinus syndrome, but he refuses to believe that and is sure his low heart rate is due to some unknown problem and wants to figure out what that is. He is going to have more testing done, but until then, ANY IDEAS??? It is so frustrating to only hear that there is nothing wrong with you and all you need is a pacemaker. He exercises all the time and is really healthy, a university professor, who loves what he does, but is so exhausted he can't do anything!!! Please give us any leads you can possibly think of. He is looking for a "House" doctor at this point.
thanks