Weight: no information provided.Expiration date and lot number not applicable.Device manufacture date is identified by an alpha code located on the brace label.The returned product was evaluated.Product seams and material were intact.The consumer did not specify if she continued to wear the support between the alleged onset of symptoms on (b)(6) and seeking medical care on (b)(6).The product packaging contains the statements "caution: some individuals may be sensitive to neoprene or neoprene-blend rubber.If a rash develops, discontinue use and consult a physician.If discomfort or pain results, persists or increases, discontinue use and consult a physician." customer misuse is possible.End of report.
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A female customer started wearing the referenced ankle support in approximately mid (b)(6) 2016.The woman denied any issue with the brace.On about (b)(6) 2016 the woman alleged itch and a rash on her right foot where the brace touched her skin.The woman applied topical prescription mometasone furoate that she had for another issue.On december 4, the woman went to an urgent care clinic.The physician diagnosed the skin issue as an 'allergic reaction, contact dermatitis'.The physician recommended over-the-counter topical sarnatm (pramocaine) and continued use of mometasone.By december 13 the area was improving.Additional information received 27dec2016 - the customer alleged the itching on her foot became "unbearable".She used topical and oral benadryl (diphenhydramine) without success.The woman went to an urgent care facility on (b)(6) 2016 where she was given a six day course of oral methylprednisolone.
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