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Old 03-04-2012, 04:01 PM #4
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Default Jana,re Spinal Cord Stimulator
This pain at implant site is not normal. You should have been told or read in your advisory literature that you contact your clinician with pain at implant site. Yes,I have implant,working successfully-needs new leads now but fine. Get your problem sorted immediately. Do not switch on the stimulator until problem is corrected.
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