A male customer, age unspecified, reported that he went to the hospital emergency room on (b)(6) 2016.Reason was not specified.3m red dot(tm) electrodes (model not specified) were applied to the man's torso.The man did not recall if his skin was prepped before application.Duration of wear was not specified.The man denied any issues during or immediately after removal of the electrodes.On (b)(6), the man alleged itching and a red rash where the electrodes were applied.He also indicated that medical tape (model not specified) had been applied to hold iv tubing in place.The man alleged the rash spread over his body.He was seen by his primary care physician who prescribed an unspecified topical product and an oral "anti-itch" medication.The man did not fill the prescriptions but self-treated with products.The man stated that the body rash resolved but he alleged that marks under the electrodes remained one month later.The man denied any known allergies.
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