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Old 10-30-2012, 10:22 PM #3
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Originally Posted by Hannabananna View Post
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.
Johanna*
I've literally been considering the SCS for years and never knew this was a problem area. Doc told me that ankles aren't typically a problem...but that isn't super helpful to me.
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