Information was provided by a consumer regarding an implantable intrathecal pump intended to deliver prialt (concentrations and doses unknown), indicated for non-malignant pain.It was reported that they tried prialt in the patient's second pump.The patient reported that he had an "enormously bad reaction" from the prialt that lasted 6 months that the patient thinks he shortened the life of the pump.Per the patient, the pump was set "very high at 24-32." it was stated that they used prialt to "combat the pain" ( so the settings were high) before they used dilaudid.Per the patient, they took the pump out "maybe 3 months after they put it in." the patient noted that he didn't start paying attention to the medicine until the incident with prialt.It was also reported that when he had the second pump taken out, he woke up in bad pain.The event date was unknown.No further complications were reported.
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