Anyone tried Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Pain?
Spinal Cord Stimulation – A Compelling Treatment Alternative for Chronic Pain https://www.hss.edu/conditions_spinal-cord-stimulation-treatment-alternative-chronic-pain.asp
Vladimir N. Kramskiy, MD Assistant Attending Neurologist, Hospital for Special Surgery, Clinical Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology, Weill Cornell Medical College
What Is Spinal Cord Stimulation?
Read more here: https://www.hss.edu/conditions_spinal-cord-stimulation-treatment-alternative-chronic-pain.asp
Posted: 10/8/2018
Anyone tried Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Pain?
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YES I DID, AFTER 4 ADJUSTMENTS AND SEVERAL CALLS THAT WERE PROMISED BY THEIR TECTS, AND NEGATIVE RESULTS, I HAD IT REMOVED, BOSTON SCIENTIFIC WAS THE IMPLANT.
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1 ReactionDont do it. The permanent never works like the trial and all their promises.
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1 ReactionDont use Nevro. The permanent device doesnt work and the staff to handle you afterwards are liars and horrible. They shouldnt be in the medical field. Nevro should be investigated.
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1 ReactionI wish they had a MAYO clinic on the Eat Coast.
Should always spell check. That should be East Coast.
I love my nevro. I have had it for 6 years and wouldn't complain outside normal wear and tear. It has taken me from barely being able to walk without falling, to being fairly self sufficient.
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3 ReactionsHello @dixiedoo2000, Welcome to Connect. Thanks for sharing your experience with the Nevro spinal cord stimulator. That has to be a great feeling having your life and mobility back minus the pain.
Have you had to make any other lifestyle changes due to having the Nevro implant?
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1 ReactionSome lifestyle changes, and not everyone experiences the results I have. You have to make sure to let the company know if any MRIs you have as the system has to be shut off. Not a real fan of the placement of the battery, but it's more of an irritation than anything.
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3 ReactionsI've had Abbott SCS for about 4 years. It is specifically for Siatic nerve pain. After 2 adjustments the pain was gone! For some reason I guess I lost my controller. 12 hours took me back to the liquid fire in my legs. Controller replaced - turned off leg pain like light switch! It works!
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2 ReactionsHave increased power to near max . Am feeling much relief at lower level pain. Still have some sharp burning intermittently - not as severe as before.
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