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Old 01-01-2013, 08:14 PM #1
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Default Foot Problems with SCS?

Hello all. I have fibromyalgia and had the trial implant put in on Thursday. The first couple days were hell, then it settled and I started to love it, but a couple days ago it started to migrate. I became incredibly sensitive, especially in my feet, and I have been ridiculously cold, though I generally run too hot. In fact, my are nearly numb from being so cold.

My question, then: Has anyone else experienced this, either with the trial or the permanent implant?

I'm really hoping it is due to the migration of the wire; I've already decided to go ahead with the implant, but I'd like to know what I'm in for or if there's anything that the doctor can do to prevent this.

Thanks so much in advance.
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