The consumer reported that the patient was not having a good time with it yet and it hurt a lot.She had a temporary ng tube put in.The patient was just implanted two days ago and was in longer than they thought she would be.The patient was very tiny because of the gastroparesis (she was (b)(6)) but she was not diabetic.The implanting health care professional (hcp) said he put it lower and he could have put it higher by the ribs but ended up implanting lower.The patient could not sit up straight on the toilet because it bumped into her pelvic bone.The patient had told her hcp about their concerns.The patient was on 10 different drugs and was lactose intolerant.The patient had not gotten sick (nausea) since having the implant.They were still recovering from the implant surgery and notified the hcp of concerns with the implantable neurostimulator (ins) discomfort.It was further reported by the hcp on (b)(6) 2015 that the patient had incisional pain and chest pain after placement.Lower voltage and pain medication resolved the issue.The indication-for-use (ifu) was gastric stimulation and gastrointestinal/pelvic floor.If additional information is received, a follow-up report will be sent.
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