Information was received from a consumer via a manufacture representative (rep).It was reported she hit her device accidentally with a pipe about (b)(6).The patient stated since then she had been experiencing an increase in her nausea and vomiting symptoms.The patient stated she didn't feel it at all.The patient stated she was going to see her healthcare professional (hcp) on (b)(6) to check it out.The patient stated she had an x-ray done somewhere and they said it looked normal.The rep noted it was unknown if there were any environmental, external, or patient factors that may have led or contributed to the issue.The rep did not know if there were any troubleshooting or diagnostics performed.The rep noted it was unknown what intervention or actions were taken to resolve the issue.The rep noted the issue was not resolved at the time of the report and the hcp did not have any further information about the event.The rep stated there was no surgical intervention and none was planned.Additional information from the rep on october 11th reported they had spoken to the hcp and she interrogated the patient¿s device and the impedances was 402 and the battery status was ok.The hcp stated they upper voltage to 8 volts and she was already on a rate of 55, on 2 seconds and off 3 seconds.There were no further complications that have been reported as a result of this event.
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