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Old 04-19-2013, 10:52 PM #1
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Default Neurostimulation Therapy for Chronic Pain
So I decided to go to another doctor to get a second opinion. He confirmed CRPS in my left leg and ankle. He wants me to get a nerve study done and have me get a Neurostimulator. I am just wondering everyone's thoughts and opinions on this type of long term therapy. Have you tried it and did it work? How well did it work? What questions should I ask my doctor? Things like that... I am very confused right now and trying to get some information. And trying to make an informed decision. Thanks
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