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I was performing my physical therapy exercises.I began having pain at the area of the ipg.The pressure was great around and beneath the ipg.I continued my physical therapy as instructed and performed successfully since 2017.Each time i performed my pt exercises the pressure would increase and then sharp pains would accompany the pressure.The swelling at the ipg increased.It is important to note that the device has been turned off since (b)(6) 2019.There has been no testing relative to the implant.I was contacted by the nevro, director of post market quality, (b)(6) who stated that nevro would not abandon me and would fund the explant.I mailed him correspondence and asked questions and also asked that he confirms, in writing, what the offered via telephone.I have yet to receive correspondence from mr (b)(6) or the neurosurgeon who performed the implant surgery.My concern is that the pain i am experiencing is preventing me from performing physical therapy that helps me manage my pain.The device has been turned off since (b)(6) 2019.The implant is not serving me.In fact, it is causing me pain and interrupting my performing physical therapy which is the activity my dr has prescribed as it helps me manage both pain and mobility issues.I am also making effort to return to work to support myself and this pain is impacting that effort as well.Pain at the ipg site.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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