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Old 03-22-2010, 10:19 AM #1
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Default Neuro augmentation SCS?

Been searching on Spinal Cord Stimulators with mixed results; some articles rave about them, while others, indicate they're not effective on CRPS and may aggravate the CRPS pain. I'm seeking anyone that can tell me their story and personal experience with a stimulator: how soon after the diagnosis was it placed; how long you have had it in place and what type of pain relief it provides, thanks.

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