On 15-dec-2022, a spontaneous report from the united states was received via email regarding a female (age not provided) consumer who used a welly heroic bandage kit.Medical history included allergies to "medical" adhesives which cause localized itching and redness after a day or two of continuous use and a hidradenitis suppurativa lesion on her inner thigh.The consumer noted she did not have sensitive or delicate skin.Further medical history and concomitant product usage were not provided.On (b)(6) 2022 the consumer topically applied a heroic bandage to cover a hidradenitis suppurativa lesion on her inner thigh.On 19-dec-2022, additional information was received from the consumer.On 30-dec-2022, additional information was received from a consumer via the fda (mw5113868).On the evening of (b)(6) 2022 after wearing the bandage for 12 hours, she removed it.While removing it she tore skin off which left a wound.She dressed the new wound and applied mupirocin to try to prevent an infection.She noted that putting on bandages anywhere, but the back of her arm seemed to carry a risk of avulsion when she takes them off.She was worried that she would potentially develop cellulitis.As of (b)(6) 2022 she was treating herself at home and did not show any signs of infection.No additional information was provided.The reporter also provided information regarding the associated case: 2022-us-029552.
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