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Old 10-23-2010, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by jackiekennedy View Post
could it be too soon to be actually scarring in, or maybe is the inflammation just settling down now and the incision sites 'healing' at last?

Well the reason I ask is that although I only can use one programme, not the recent ones btw, this one is one of the original ones, I just feel its emmmm doing a lot more, even if I change directions or bend over! isnt that odd....
I usually only have to move my head and it all disappears to my toes, or maybe sit a bit different and it changes stimulation. But today/yesterday Ive noticed that its 'staying' on a lot more even when I change position. How weird is that!! and Im only 11 weeks post surgery today....so maybe things are looking up at last yay!!!!.......lets hope I dont eat my words in a few days though
Jackie, I think it makes sense that stimulation levels change as the leads scar in. I am so glad that you are getting more relief and I hope it continues. Remember, when the stimulation starts jumping into your stomach or middle or there is a lot of pressure (as you turn it up higher) and this pressure can be in the back or even in the stomach too, than that is the cue to get reprogrammed. A really funny thing is that as you heal or as I healed I found some programs worked or would get better while others I ended up not having relief at all. I also think it is so important when you are recovering to be careful with your movements since the leads have the most potential to move during this time Even after my leads scarred in I would find that moving a certain way would cause change in my level of stimulation and also I have to have lower levels of stimulation for certain situations its just really messing around with it and figuring out your comfort zone Well, I hope things continue to get better and good luck with everything! take care.
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