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Catalog Number BCPANTMENXXLZ |
Device Problem
Patient-Device Incompatibility (2682)
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Patient Problem
Local Reaction (2035)
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Event Date 06/01/2020 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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It was reported by end user that he developed an allergic reaction (redness, and pain) related to use of medline product, reusable light incontinence pants.Per end user this was the first time he had received this item from his insurance company.The end-user stated that he had used the incontinence pants for two days (case/lot number unknown) when he started to develop slight redness and itching.End-user state's he continued to wear the product.End-user states that each day going forward the redness got worse and the soreness turned to pain after which he scheduled an appointment with a medical doctor (md).Md prescribed topical cream dermacerin and advised the end user to stop wearing the incontinence briefs.End user state's he applies the prescribed cream daily with relief.Reports, "after the third day there was great improvement however, continues to have some redness at the tip of his penis".End user reports he stopped wearing the incontinence pants the day the md advised him.End user denies having allergies.Reports incontinence issues are related to his diabetes and elevated sugar levels.Due to the reported reaction, and medical intervention this medwatch is being filed.Samples have not been returned for evaluation.No additional information is available.If additional information becomes available, a supplemental medwatch will be filed.
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Event Description
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It was reported by end user that he developed an allergic reaction (redness, and pain) related to use of reusable light incontinence pants.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Changed/additional information added.G6 type of report: follow-up.H3 device evaluated by manufacturer: yes, evaluation summary attached.D9 device available for evaluation by the manufacturer: yes.Date returned to the manufacturer: 9/9/2020.H10 investigation report reads as follows: (b)(6) 2020, per evaluation of the sample sent in the qa engineer has informed me that he has been unable to find any quality issues with the reusable underwear.We have reviewed our trending reports and can confirm that this is an isolated issue that we will monitor closely with our trending reports.
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Event Description
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It was reported by end user that he developed an allergic reaction (redness, and pain) related to use of reusable light incontinence pants.
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