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    HELP!! I have had IC since approx 1986 & was diagnosed in 1993. I have tried NUMEROUS treatment modalities & drugs, including many bladder instillation treatments' with minimal relief from my symptoms of pain, frequency, pressure, etc. I have read the info out there on the INTERSTIM, including a lot of the pros & cons associated with the implant. I need to know if anyone out there has tried the SANS---the stimulator that is implanted in the ankle instead of the back. Any success? Where did you have it done? It sounds less invasive than the INTERSTIM & with fewer risks---not to mention much less expensive. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening--I am on my last nerve tonight!!

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    mjks
    mjks

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    I was one of the earliest SANS patients. If you'd like to hear more about it, feel free to call me at: (707)538-9442.

    Jill

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    "What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each
    other." - George Eliot

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    • #3
      Hi-

      I have been looking for information about SANS units. I can't seem to find anything on the Web...UroSurge WWW site is not operational nor their phone number. Does anyone know how to get info? Is there a new company to contact? Thanks for the information! My uro has said he will prescribe it if I can get info on it. I do not know if insurance will cover though...he said it would probably need to be done by a pain clinic. Thanks for any info.

      KIMJ

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        KIMJ

        Urosurge Co. is currently not in business. There is supposed to be another Co. taking it over within the next 2 months. Jill may have additional info. about the takeover. If I hear anything I will let you know.My uro may do tx's for me if he can be sure of getting supplies. I am very excited about the prospect of trying this tx because it is effective and non-invasive. Feel free to e-mail me :[email protected]

        Lorie

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        • #5
          I am interested in how everyone with SANS is doing. Seems to a quiet subject, and maybeone we should refresh ourselves on. how is evryone doing??? Is it helping????

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          • #6
            isn't that for pain?
            brat
            'The will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you.'

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