It was reported that the patient was having difficulty recharging the ins.The patient reported that the first attempt at recharging worked well.The second attempt they had a little more trouble and since that time they have had difficulty getting the recharger to connect.The patient reports that the pocket area hurts currently and there is some swelling in the pocket area.The rep speculated that the ins may be flipped in the pocket.The patient wasn't aware of any change to the ins in the pocket and reported that they sleep on their side.The recharger connects for a few seconds, the recharger then disconnects, and then the patient moves the recharger around to try to find a location when the recharger will connect again.The patient is able to get the recharger to connect for very short intervals.The patient reported that the ins was 25% charged and they spend about 5 hours trying to charge the ins.The patient attempts to charge every day because of the relatively low battery level.The recharger would not connect to the handset.Technical services (tss) had the patient press and hold the power button on the recharger for 45 seconds and then attempt to connect to the recharger application again.Tss had the caller check the recharging speed it was set to level 2.Tss had the patient try to turn the sound off and that did not resolve the issue.The issue was not resolved through troubleshooting.The patient plans to follow up with the managing hcp to further evaluate the ins pocket.Additional information received from the manufacturer¿s representative (rep), which was confirmed with the healthcare provider (hcp), reported it was unknown if the implant was flipped and the cause of the recharging issue was unknown or if it resolved.The patient was going to meet with their physician related to the issue.
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