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Old 04-13-2009, 11:03 AM #1
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I've had idiopathic neuropathy in both feet for seven years and have not found any kind of relief through medication or surgery. The pain is limited to the pretty much balls of the feet (it has not spread) and keeps ratcheting up. I've been in a wheel chair for two years now. My pain management doctor is recommending spinal cord stimulation. I'd really like to learn more about this procedure (pros and cons) from someone that has the implant before I make a decision. This is my first post so I'm nit sure sure to go or what to do. Any ideas of suggestions will be welcome. Thanks.
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