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Old 06-16-2010, 07:00 PM #1
ynotretsevlys ynotretsevlys is offline
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Hello , I had a scs trial implanted on monday am. At 1st it seemed to be working pretty well. Now I'm not so sure it would be worth having the perm. unit installed. It doesn't seem to help as much as I expected. They will take the leads out on Thurs. am and I really don't know what I'm going to do??? Does anyone know if the permanent unit is better or about the same? This is being used for rsd/cprs in leg and nerve pain in shoulder and arm. It does work some but ..............
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