Information was received from a consumer regarding a patient with an implantable neurostimulator (ins).It was reported the patient was currently on group b with program 1 around 3.8/3.9ma and program 2 at 3.1ma.The patient stated they didn't press any buttons but they noticed that both programs were set to 0.0.The patient stated they had maintained the battery charge for the ins, noted it was 70% that morning, and was able to increase stimulation.The patient inquired what would cause the stimulation to go to 0.0.The patient confirmed they were reprogrammed and was programmed with adaptive stim on their settings.The patient stated ever since programming they had noticed therapy relief to a degree but indicated they did not like adaptive stim.It was reviewed the likelihood the stimulation changed due to adaptive stim.The patient went in to each program and confirmed each program was on, program 1 was set to 3.8ma, program 2 was set to 3.1ma, and that adaptive stim was turned off for both programs.Screen use was reviewed and the patient locked and unlocked the controller and double checked the settings.The patient was encouraged to follow up with their healthcare provider if they continued to have concerns regarding adaptive stim.No further complications were reported or anticipated.
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