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DiscussionImplantable neurostimulator for chronic pain
Spine Health | Last Active: Jun 21, 2023 | Replies (334)Comment receiving replies
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I Sent online here and read alot of comments from people who had this nerve stimulator a lot of unhappy people who said it didn't work one said it shocked her body even when turned off ,one said she got hives,rash and thats a allergy ,our bodies don't like foreign objects I am unfamiliar with this device but would think long and hard before I had it put in my body.
I use Arnica Gel it's a run but held alot I love it
The low frequency stimulators will shock you if you get into a bad position. Nevro claims that theirs doesn't shock. I had something happen once and thought it was a shock but they said it was a spasm. Never happened again, so who knows. I have one friend who has a Nevro and it hasn't helped him, he doesn't think,but he can't distinguish the muscle pain from the neurological pain. Frankly, until you do the test, you'll never know. They told me it would be a "home run" for my foot neuropathy and maybe for my hip but NOT for my back. Turns out it was 100% for my back and zero for anything else. BUT, it gave me such relief for the back, I can live with the others until I/they figure out what's causing it. It's not voodoo, but it's not predictable.
Thank you for the info. I live in Minnesota and I will do some research. At the time my neurologist told me it would be the same size as the one that goes on the spinal cord and that scared me. I would like to try that oil. I'm scheduled to go to see my Dr in two weeks. I will ask him.