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Hi @stephanyJ
How are you today?
I will tag a few other members who may have had experience with these treatments.
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Has anyone tried a lidocaine through a lumbar catheter? Did it help more? Did it last longer? Is it worth it?
Let's see if we can give @stephanyJ some insight!
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My sister has MS and spasticity. Over the past year, she started using lidocaine patches to target certain areas but the pain is becoming more. Has anyone tried a lidocaine through a lumbar catheter? Did it help more? Did it last longer? Is it worth it?
Thanks for your input