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Old 08-06-2014, 07:10 PM #6
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Also, once the SCS is in your body, it stays there. It's too risky to take them out. So, if you et one you have to be prepared to have a foreign object in your body forever.

You might try higher doses of gabapentin. Or combine it with a low dose of Lyrica in addition (what I do).
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