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Has anyone had the Stimwave spine stimulator installed?

Spine Health | Last Active: Jun 11 10:29am | Replies (211)

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I have designed and am fine tuning a usable belt to hold the external controls. The one provided appears to have been designed for different controls.
I have located the business card for an alternate representative whom I hope can be more helpful.
I have read every website, from other providers to other clinicians, that I can for info how SCSs are used trying to determine how/when to use mine.
And I have studied and rewritten the user pages in their manual to make it easier to understand. (The user manual reads for the most part like a sales promotion.)
And I did the same with both post surgery sheets which had left my highly intelligent caretaker scratching her head.

None of this should I have had to do.
And if I had had the least problem with pain relief, I would have thrown in the towel but…

As I have stated before the pain relief has been AMAZING.

It is sad such a good product is so poorly (in my circumstance and opinion) marketed.

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I would so appreciate hearing from other users for their experiences and tips.

I am seeing a doctor in a couple of weeks to discuss the Stimwave device. I was going to have the NALU device implanted, then decided I didn’t want to have the adhesive patch on my skin in the sand place always (figured my skin would be to irritated).

I can’t find any photos or instructions on how to wear the external Stimwave device. I have pudendal pain, so the external device would probably need to be worn high or mid-way on my buttock. I am interested in the belt you are designing for the Stimwave external device and hoping it isn’t a large, bulky belt. If you are going to market it, please let me know. Thank you.