Medical What's the strongest magnetic field safe for someone with a pacemaker ?

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The strongest magnetic field that is safe for individuals with pacemakers is determined by the specific guidelines provided by the pacemaker manufacturer. It is crucial to consult the manufacturer directly for accurate and safe information regarding magnetic field exposure. Additionally, users are advised to post questions in a single forum to avoid confusion and ensure clear communication.
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Hello i want to know what's the strongest magnetic field safe for a man who has pacemaker without having any problems ?

If it's not to complicated to answer, thank you.
 
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Your pacemaker manufacturer is the only one who can correctly and safely answer this question.
BTW, please post question in one forum only.
 

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