[junk4myemail]

My surgery for my trial stimulator is Aug. 6. I am looking forward to and am nervous all at the same time.

[Jomar]

I hope it goes very well for you so exciting

[JOAN_M]

i wish you all the best ... joan

[sue k]

good luck with the stimulator. the trial is not so bad. i am having a new one put in soon. i can't wait.

sue k

[junk4myemail]

My device is the Precision brand. It has a rechargeable battery pack, and outer and inner device, and remote.

My husband jokes that when I am nagging he will just turn up the remote to shut me up - No offense please, it is all in GREAT humor.


http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/mda/docs/p030017.html

http://www.controlyourpain.com/index.cfm?langid=1

How do this device differ from yours if you don't mind me asking?

[dawn3063]

Hi Christine,
Best of Luck to you with your trial. Keep us updated on your outcome and experience. My Dr has suggested a SCS if my current treatment doesn't work.
and many
Dawn

[Desi]

Good luck, Christine on your surgery. Please do "keep Us informed" I hope everything works out good for ya! Love, Desi

[screwballpookie]

I had a trial stimulator on for 3 days and I had trouble sleeping those three days because I was worried about accidently pulling the leads(cords) out. It worked well enough that the doctor decided to go ahead and put the permanent spinal cord stimulator in. I had to see a psychiatrist before they put the permanent stimulator in and everything I went through was and is normal so they went ahead a put it in. I have the one that is by medtronics and it is the one that I have to go in every 3-5 years for a battery change. I can control when it is on, off, pulse is high or low, and strength of pulse. It does help, but as time goes on I don't know how well it will work so as I am having more and more pain as the rsd slowly progresses.

Tracy