It is reported that the end-user, who have used this product for ten (10) years, right lower quadrant (rlq) of abdominal skin presented as red, open, and weepy with foul smelling drainage under the ostomy tape collar.It is further reported that several months ago, the end-user was evaluated by her physician who prescribed topical nystatin powders to treat peristomal skin with no signs of improvements.About one (1) month ago, end-user was seen by a health care provided (hcp) who prescribed oral diflucan with no signs of improvements.Lastly, end-user was advised to arrange for a visit with health care provided (hcp) if the issue persists or becomes worse.
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Based on the available information, this event is being reported as a serious injury.No additional patient/event details have been provided to date.A return sample for evaluation is not expected.Should additional information become available, a follow-up report will be submitted.Reported to the fda on july 23, 2014.Convatec will continue to track and monitor such complaints according to convatec inc's.Complaint handling and capa procedures.
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