The Aspire 106 vagus nerve stimulator works by sending small electrical pulses to the vagus nerve, which can help reduce seizure frequency. According to one MyEpilepsyTeam member's experience, their child has had the device for over 7 years and swiping it stops their seizures. Unfortunately there is no definitive data on Show Full Answer

The Aspire 106 vagus nerve stimulator works by sending small electrical pulses to the vagus nerve, which can help reduce seizure frequency. According to one MyEpilepsyTeam member's experience, their child has had the device for over 7 years and swiping it stops their seizures. Unfortunately there is no definitive data on the number of "auto-stims" to expect per day with the 106 device. This likely varies from person to person based on individual settings and response. Connecting with other 106 users, as you're doing here, is a great way to compare experiences and get a sense of expected auto-stim rates.

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