I am an incomplete with limited motion in arms and legs. My tone is so bad and i am maxed oot on baclofen and zabaflex. If i got the pump, are you restricted with what you can do? (Trying to swing golf club, bowling, etc.) Please Help[size=7]
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#2
Posted 20 August 2007 - 11:53 PM
it doesn't limit you at all, I play rugby, Ive been sking(water and snow) I actually just got a new one. its smaller and less noticible. I can feel every once in a while. Without it I can't do much
#3
Posted 09 September 2007 - 05:00 PM
Because of the placement of my pump (more on the butt than back), it makes sitting on hard surfaces painful.
I can still go to the gym and aside from the above mentioned, I don't really notice it much.
Considering that I can't take oral baclofen, it has helped me. It has also enabled me to reduce my intake of oral narcotics somewhat.
I can still go to the gym and aside from the above mentioned, I don't really notice it much.
Considering that I can't take oral baclofen, it has helped me. It has also enabled me to reduce my intake of oral narcotics somewhat.
#4
Posted 09 September 2007 - 05:26 PM
cmkirkland, on Jul 27 2007, 10:59 AM, said:
I am an incomplete with limited motion in arms and legs. My tone is so bad and i am maxed oot on baclofen and zabaflex. If i got the pump, are you restricted with what you can do? (Trying to swing golf club, bowling, etc.) Please Help[size=7]
depending on the placement of the pump it may induce some pain in certain activities, though there are no restrictions (just no skydiving please he he)
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