Has anyone tried the HF10 Spinal Cord Stimulation Device?

Posted by patrick17 @patrick17, Nov 21, 2018

Has anyone tried a device called HF10 ? It’s a device which stimulates your spinal cord to help relieve back and leg pain. After a trial period of about a week, if the patient is achieving good results the device is implanted in the person. My pain management doctor has recommended it to me for arm and hand nerve pain. I would like to hear from anyone who has used this device and especially from anyone who has used it for arm and hand pain. Thank you.

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Has been recommended but insurance doesn’t pay any or little for any so far. Please post your findings. I Jan EDS and 4 THRs + old!! Need help.

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@jholland

Has been recommended but insurance doesn’t pay any or little for any so far. Please post your findings. I Jan EDS and 4 THRs + old!! Need help.

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I have one but it never worked.

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Guess is all good. Doesn’t work and no info sent = not good company.

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Not sure what HF10 refers to, but I had a Boston Scietific Wavewriter installed 3-4 years ago. The Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) Implant eliminates the majority of sciatic pain.
At times I am not sure if it helps with Lumbar pain until I notice the back pain increasing and discover that I accidentally turned it off.
The implant does not eliminate as much Lumbar pain as I wish, but it seems to help.
I was skepticle when doing the trial, but with the 95% reduction for sciatica, I am glad that I have it.
I was having major sciatic pain starting several months prior to the implant.
Seeing an Orthopaedic surgeon and a Nuerosurgen this week to discuss a 2nd SCS Implant for the Thoracic area.
I failed the Radio Frequency Ablation tests for the Lumbar and Thoracic areas, injections stopped working, so SCS Implants are about the only option remaining that I am aware of for my problems.
Good luck with your never ending struggles to reduce PAIN.

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