Information was received from a consumer regarding a patient with an implanted neurostimulator (ins) for urinary dysfunction/sacral nerve stimulation and gastrointestinal /pelvic floor therapy.It was reported the patient states that on tuesday they started to feel stimulation/tingling that is going down their leg and they have not made any therapy adjustments since implant.Patient states that whenever they move their leg, they feel stimulation non-stop.This sensation is not comfortable at all, and they want to know what to do for this.Information was reviewed, and caller states that they will decrease stimulation on their own time and if that does not resolve the issue they will consult with their doctor about possible programming changes.Patient also states that yesterday, when they attempted to charge their implant, the recharger would connect then drop the connection, and change to searching for device.Caller states that the device will not charge, and they don¿t know if they are doing something wrong because they did not pair the recharger with the handset like the instructions said.On the call, patient services attempted to troubleshoot the issues (searching for device message was currently on the handset), but the caller states that they would actually like to wait a week to a week and a half longer before they attempt to charge.Caller states that if they run in to issues again, they will call back to troubleshoot.On (b)(6) 2020, the patient calls back stating they are able to start a recharging session but it goes into 'searching' after a couple of seconds.They tried with and without the belt.On the call they rotated the recharger and were able to start an excellent charging session.They stated 10/30 when they were recharging they felt a pulling sensation that felt magnetic.Ps reviewed to follow up with hcp (healthcare professional) if that occurs again.
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