It was reported that, while walking the walker "collapsed," and the end-user experienced a fall in his hallway on carpet.End-user called 911, paramedic's removed/assisted end user off the ground and transported him to the local emergency department (ed).End user reports, "regular and pelvic cat scan were taken, along with x-rays, and lab work.No further diagnostic exams were reported to the manufacturer.End user was admitted to the hospital, under the diagnosis of "blood in the urine." end-user reports he was treated with intravenous (iv) dilaudid for pain control while in the hospital.End user state's he signed himself out of the hospital the next day (b)(6) 2020, against medical advice "ama," "because the hospital refused to give him his regular medications.I.E.Heart medication." end user reports upon leaving the hospital no new pain medications were prescribed to him.End user reports he already "had pain medication oxycontin, oxycodone, and cyclobenzaprine from a prior injury." but would not elaborate.The end-user reports he has "home physical therapy a couple times a week due to back pain caused by the fall." the sample is not available for evaluation.No further information is available at this time.Due to the reported need for medical intervention, this medwatch is being filed.If additional relevant information becomes available, a supplemental medwatch will be filed.
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