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How A Spinal Cord Stimulator Stops Pain 🤯

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财富1 year ago

Shoutout to whoever created this shit

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GachaGoon1 year ago

Zack do you actually think of this random ass video ideas lol.

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Naveen Sankar S1 year ago

Fibromyalgia pain may begin in the spinal cord! 🧠 New research suggests spinal disinhibition as a key mechanism. Early intervention could bring better relief for patients. Check out the latest findings at

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fluXplorer1 year ago

When performed by an experienced physician, risks are reduced, but in rare cases problems such as spinal cord injury or long-term nerve damage can occur.

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4D1 year ago

wouldn't the affected area still suffer even if you can't really feel the pain? as well as over time wouldn't the electricity caused a minimal effect around the area ?

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AngrySonics1 year ago

very flexible

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MEDICOS MCQS1 year ago

🛑A spinal cord stimulator (SCS) is a medical device used to manage chronic pain, especially when other treatments haven’t worked. 📍It doesn't eliminate the cause of the pain but instead alters the way your brain perceives it. ⚡Indications : 📍Failed back surgery syndrome 📍Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) 📍Nerve-related pain (neuropathy) 📍Chronic leg or arm pain 📍Some types of ischemic pain (like severe angina or limb ischemia). ⚡Risks/Side Effects : 📍Infection at the implant site 📍Lead movement or breakage 📍Loss of effectiveness over time 📍Unpleasant stimulation

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♦𝑀𝑖𝑑𝑜♦ラマ1 year ago

but this doesn't solve the problem it just makes you don't feel the pain

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Aditya Dev Singh1 year ago

Can this shit be installed in our hearts?

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kay'z1 year ago

Damn, should I buy one of those?

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MRI1 year ago

these are terrible in MRI. can actually kill someone if not properly programmed

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