On 2022-mar-01, information was received from a patient who was implanted with an implantable neurostimulator (ins) for unknown indi cations for use.It was reported that since about one-two weeks ago, they started noticing when they lay down, the therapy would "go nuts" and would be too strong; pt said the therapy would be fine when walking and upright and mobile, but would be too strong when lying down and the pt would have to turn their therapy off at night when going to bed.Now, the pt noticed they were not feeling their therapy at all even though their therapy settings were higher than normal at 4.0 since yesterday (pt's intensity was typically set in the "high 3's).Pt mentioned their ins was charged at 100% and their controller was charged at 50% (down from 100% yesterday).During the call, the pt had group a and programs 1 and 2 on their controller.Pt was at an intensity 4.0 on all programs.Pt adjusted all programs up to 5.0 and pt said they started feeling their therapy.Pt said they "felt a bit of their therapy" in one leg.Pt confirmed their therapy was turned on.The patient was redirected to their healthcare provider to further address the issue.On 2022-04-22, additional information was received from the patient reporting that their battery was removed and replaced.
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