Getting a Neurostimulator or Drug Pump

Neurostimulators and drug pumps may be an option for managing the pain caused by CRPS.

Factors Your Doctor May Consider

If your current treatment isn’t providing enough pain relief, your doctor may recommend a neurostimulation or drug pump screening test (an opportunity to try the therapy without a permanent implant).
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Your Healthcare Team

Depending on your condition and hospital, a wide variety of medical professionals may be part of your treatment team.
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Surgery: What to Expect

The surgery to implant a neurostimulator or drug pump takes approximately 1 to 3 hours and may require a hospital stay. You should discuss the length of stay you may require with your doctor.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn some of the commonly asked questions about neurostimulators.
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• Getting a Neurostimulator or Drug Pump
• Neurostimulators
  • Factors Your Doctor May Consider
  • Surgery: What to Expect
  • Frequently Asked Questions
• Drug Pumps
  • Factors Your Doctor May Consider
  • Surgery: What to Expect
• Your Healthcare Team

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