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Old 11-25-2011, 08:56 PM #5
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Default Spinal Cord Stimulator
Hi, I had a permanent SCS implanted 2 days ago. Programmer not able to finite the stimulator to the groin area, at times it was a drop to my knees pain in the hip and leg! Got very emotional and they gave up programming and sent me home 100 kms away from the hospital. Hoping that Dr can program to the right area. Anyone have this problem after the surgery?? Anxious to get this working!
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