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Old 06-19-2010, 07:55 AM #1
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Default Can anyone feel their leads?
I'm curious. I've read several different posts where it was mentioned that a recipient of a SCS claims they can feel the actual threading of the leads post-implantation. I cannot feel mine at all (Thank God!!) . For those that do feel the leads, does your doctor/rep tell you that that is normal? Why do some feel their leads and not others?


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