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Old 03-18-2014, 12:49 PM #8
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What is the tens unit? I'm going to the Cleaveland Clinic at the end of this month for treatment and for them to decide on what to do next. I got the nerve blocks but they never lasted long. I do take pain meds but they barely take the edge off anymore. I live in St. LOUIS but my PM doc is referring me to Cleaveland to see their RSD doctor and do the PM program there.
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