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Information was received from a healthcare provider regarding a patient who was implanted with an implantable neurostimulator (ins) for unknown indications for use.It was reported that the patient is currently in the er, and on friday, the patient experienced shocking symptoms along with having to go to the bathroom every 1.5 hours.On friday, the patient tried to turn the ins off, but communication was unsuccessful.Yesterday, the patient started having other neuropathic symptoms, including right leg pain and pain at the bottom of their foot.The caller reported no swelling or erythema.The caller stated today that the patient hasn't been able to urinate at all and is having to try and force urine out, but that they did just urinate a little bit.A bladder scan showed the bladder contained only 7 cc of urine.Tss asked if the patient received shocking when they were recharging the ins, and the patient stated no; it was when they were sitting down on the toilet.Tss walked the caller and patient through connecting to ins with the myther apy app, and it showed a power on reset and therapy was currently off.Battery level showed ins was at 70%.Tss reviewed the meaning of por but found that it was unknown when por occurred.The patient stated they last charged ins about 10 days ago, and they typica lly charge about every 10 days.The patient reported that they had not had any falls.Tss heard the patient mention nausea and headaches in the background, and tss attempted to clarify if that just started with this shocking event, but neither the neither the patient nor the caller responded.The issue was not resolved through troubleshooting.The caller was redirected to nas.Tss offered to walk through the clinician app for further troubleshooting, but the caller declined.
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