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Old 02-21-2007, 09:36 AM #1
janine janine is offline
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Question new member in fl with spinal cord stimulator

my name is janine and I have a spinal cord stimulator implanted. I had it implanted 2 years ago and it never really worked well for me and I will be having this removed sometime soon.

I had about 5 adjustments(surgically) to this stimulator and it still isn't helping with my pain.

My dr. told me last month that he was disappointed that the stimulator failed, so am I. I wanted to know if anyone else has had these problems with the medtronic stimulator, and if it is just me that its not helping.

I am looking forward to learning that I am not alone with this problem
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