It was reported the end user developed an itchy, red rash under the mass and tape collar of the skin barrier.The rash extends beyond the skin barrier approx.25-50 millimeters.The end user's rash was examined by a physician on (b)(6) 2015 and was diagnosed as a yeast infection to the peristomal skin.The end user was issued a prescription for antifungal powder (nystop).The end user noted slight improvement to the area.Approx.Two weeks later, the end user developed a vaginal yeast infection and was treated with a prescription for diflucan.Two weeks later, the end user reportedly developed a urinary tract infection and was working with her urologist to determine the most appropriate course of treatment.No further information was reported.
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