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Re: ANS Spinal Cord Stimulator Problems
Posted by Concerned soul on 1/23/10

    On 3/06/07, phatkats wrote:
    > can you describe for me the pain that you felt. I'm wondering if
    > it is the same as I'm experiencing. I'm at a loss as to what I
    > should do. The pain is unmanagable and hate to think that the
    > stimulator has to be removed after all it took to get it right.
    >
    > Thanks - my email address is phatkats@optonline.net if you want
    > to communicate directly
    >
    > On 3/05/07, meme wrote:
    >> On 3/04/07, phatkats wrote:
    >>> On 3/04/07, meme wrote:
    >>>> Has anyone had problems with their leads corroding
    >>>> regarding ANS Spine Stimulator?
    >>>>
    >>>> I had an ANS Spine stimulator implanted and within a few
    >>>> months I had it removed because of increased pain.
    >>>>
    >>>> When the doctor removed my ANS spine stimulator he was
    >>>> able to diagnose why I was having such horrible
    >>>> pain....the leads from the spinal stimulator had corroded
    >>>> and were disintegratig while inside my body.
    >>>>
    >>>> Has anyone else encountered this problem? If so, did you
    >>>> have better luck with a different brand of spinal
    >>>> stimulator?
    >>>>
    >>>> I just don't know what to do at this point and have fear
    >>>> regarding implanting another type of spine stimulator. I
    >>>> am desperate.
    >>>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> Maybe that is why I am having such horrible pain at the lead
    >>> site. No dr. ever suggested that could be the problem. How
    >>> did they determine the leads were corroding?
    >>
    >> The ANS corroded leads were discovered when doctors removed
    >> the ANS spine stimulator. Prior to removing the ANS unit the
    >> doctors had no idea why i had the increased pain....when the
    >> ANS unit was removed.....that's when the doctors discovered
    >> the corroded leads.
    >>
    >>My father has just had the ANS spinal stimulater imlpanted
    yesterday and has already described that the implant is already
    working in some sense but is still to early to tell. After a
    horrible expeirience with the temporary device we are hoping the
    procedure will be a success. My question is all the pain and agony
    that comes along with this device necessary? My father does not
    have some little back pain or small injury, he is using the device
    for an amputation as a last resort to cure 6 years of nothing but
    torture.
    >>

     
     

 
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