My son is (b)(6) y/o and was diagnosed with nocturnal enuresis.His pediatrician had recommended that we use an alarm to treat the bedwetting.We purchased a malem alarm for the treatment, but the alarm has complicated matters further.Two nights ago, we used the alarm for the very first time and exactly as the user manual stated.I put my son to bed with the alarm connected on him.He came over to my room an hour later crying in pain from the alarm.He was pulling on his t-shirt.I notified that the alarm was too hot to touch.It was smelling bad and was evident that something was burning in the system.I had to pull vigorously, but the alarm would not come out his shirt.Eventually, we had to remove the clothing altogether.He was bruised by the alarm.The bruise was the result of the alarm on his skin for the 1 hour he slept.About 15 mins later, the alarm stopped heating up because the batteries leaked inside it.I was able to provide first aid treatment to my son for the bruise.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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