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Old 03-31-2007, 03:25 PM #1
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Question Just because I didn't do well with a HWave does that mean...
Just because I didn't do well with a HWave (similar to a TENS or other electrical nerve stimulation) does it mean that I wouldn't do well with a SCS?

One of the reasons I didn't do well with the HWave is because the stim pads sticking to my arms/ shoulders caused me so much pain, and I also had heat applied at the same time (heat aggravates my pain)... and so I stopped doing that a while ago. The actual tingling sensation didn't bother me though.


Any thoughts on this one? Thanks.
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