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Old 11-05-2010, 10:30 AM #15
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Originally Posted by msdilbert2 View Post
Please excuse my lack of knowledge, but how did all of with pumps decide which type of pump to use? stimulator or med pump? Can you get trials with both before you and your md. make a final decision? thanks, Pam
Hi,
I have had my pump for some time now. I started out with a SCS but I never made it past the the first week as I had a bad infection. After having to wait a year,I had a pump implanted and so glad I did. I have had some problems but after working thru them, I am mostly pain free.
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