[preferred term] (related symptoms if any separated by commas).High blood sugar [blood glucose increased].No insulin came out when pressing the dose button [device failure].Pen did not worked, had to borrow insulin from someone else [prescription drug used without a prescription].Case description: this serious spontaneous case from norway was reported by a health care professional nos as "high blood sugar (blood sugar increased)" with an unspecified onset date, "no insulin came out when pressing the dose button (device failure)" with an unspecified onset date, "pen did not worked, had to borrow insulin from someone else(prescription drug used from another patient)" with an unspecified onset date, and concerned a female patient (born in the year 1967) who was treated with novopen 6 (insulin delivery device) from unknown start date for "product used for unknown indication".Patient's height, weight and body mass index was not reported.Medical history was not provided.On an unknown date, patient found out that the pen did not work - no insulin came out when pressing the dose button.As a consequence patient experienced very high blood sugar (around 30mmol/l) and had to borrow insulin from someone else.Batch numbers: novopen 6: lvg5b84-1.The outcome for the event "high blood sugar (blood sugar increased)" was unknown.The outcome for the event "no insulin came out when pressing the dose button (device failure)" was unknown.The outcome for the event "pen did not worked, had to borrow insulin from someone else (prescription drug used from another patient)" was not reported.Event onset date is not reported in the case.However, the incident dates are captured to ensure the mir form is generated."this report is for a foreign device that is assessed as "similar" to us marketed novopen echo".
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