On the recommendation of my son's pediatrician, we used a malem bedwetting alarm for the very first time last week ((b)(6)).The device has a malfunction.It requires batteries and a sensor (to detect urine).The sensor was connected and batteries were inserted.The device should wake up my son when he urinated.Instead of waking up my son by alerts, the device got hot when he was sleeping.He did not realize how hot it was till it go too hot and burnt him.He sleeps with a thin t-shirt and the heat from the backside of the device was too much and burnt him.He was treated in the nearby er and we visited his pediatrician who recommended that we file this incident with the fda.We have left the alarm with the pediatrician who has said that this has happened with another pt recently.My son has burns on his neck.They appear to be rash and scars.A week later, they are still there and have not gone away.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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