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Old 10-30-2012, 08:46 PM #2
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My doc says that it's generally hard to get good SCS coverage in the bottom of the foot. Has anyone had experience with this both good or bad?
I do not know about the coverage for the pain....if it goes that far down.

When my SCS is on...I do have the "buzzing" from the middle of my feet up to my mid back...my pain coverage is in my lumbar area.
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