This spontaneous report received from a health professional (medical assistant) concerns a (b)(6) female from the united states (local id number(b)(6)).The patient's concurrent condition included: social drinker.The patient's medical history included: non smoker.Other medical history included: no known allergies, no known drug allergies and no drug abuse/illicit drug use.The patient's weight was (b)(6) and height was (b)(6).The patient was prescribed an all-flex arcing spring diaphragm silicone (lot number ao4fu1) on an unspecified date in (b)(6) 2014 for prevention of pregnancy.Concomitant medications were not reported.In (b)(6) 2014, the patient experienced contraceptive diaphragm uncomfortable.The patient reported the ring on her diaphragm was rigid and stiffer than the fitting kit and it made her uncomfortable.The patient stopped using the diaphragm in (b)(6) 2014.The reporter provided the lot number, but the expiration date was not visible on the package.The diaphragm is available at the office.The patient outcome was unknown for the contraceptive diaphragm uncomfortable.This report was associated with a product quality complaint (pqc) number (pqc number (b)(4) ).This report was non reportable as no serious injury, death, or malfunction occurred.Additional information was received from the (b)(6) on (b)(6) 2014.The case report has been reassessed to serious (potential serious injury).The lot number for the all-flex arcing spring diaphragm silicone (70mm) was amended to a04fu1 (previously reported as lot number ao4fu1).The reporter was contacted for clarification of the issues.The reporter stated that the out ring (part that holds it in place) of the diaphragm was rigid and stiffer than the fitting kit.The reporter was communicating on behalf of a patient.The reporter also clarified that the plastic container/case that stores the diaphragm only had the lot number but no expiration date was printed there.A field sample is available for return in case the site wants it.This report was serious (reportable serious injury).
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