A consumer reported that the patient's device was removed in 2015 or 2014, for unknown reasons.They stated that the patient had gotten pain relief right away, but it didn't help with nausea relief.They stated that the patient would get referred pain from the device, then said they were not really sure what caused the pain.They said it was going across their diaphragm and would cycle on and off and was kind of a sharp pain.Eventually the patient could not sleep and had to turn the device off as it was causing the referred pain.When the device was turned off, the referred pain went away and they had it off for about a year, then had it removed.The nausea wasn't helped and shortly after the implant they had the pain.The implantable neurostimulator (ins) was indicated for gastric stimulation/gastrointestinal/pelvic floor.
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