Skin Irritation After Sensor Wear – Qingmu

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User reports skin irritation after wearing the sensor
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User asks how to tell the difference between mild irritation and allergic reaction
User asks how to reduce skin irritation when wearing future sensors
User asks whether to remove the sensor when skin discomfort occurs
User asks how to clean and prepare skin before sensor application

Response Content

We are sorry to hear that you experienced skin irritation after wearing the sensor. Your comfort and safety are very important to us.

Our adhesive materials have been tested for skin compatibility and are designed for safe use. However, individual skin sensitivity can vary. Mild irritation may occur due to factors such as moisture, friction, or skin condition at the application site. This is different from an allergic reaction, which is caused by the immune system and may require medical attention.

If you notice mild irritation, slight redness, or discomfort that you can tolerate, you may continue to wear the sensor for a short period while closely observing your skin. Mild irritation often improves if the patch stays clean and dry and the area is not excessively sweaty or rubbed by clothing.

If discomfort increases, becomes difficult to tolerate, or you notice more noticeable redness, swelling, itching, or other changes, we recommend removing the sensor promptly. After removal, gently clean the area and keep it dry while monitoring the reaction.

If symptoms persist, worsen, or you are unsure, please consult a healthcare professional immediately.

To help reduce irritation in future wear:

Choose a suitable area – Apply the sensor to a soft, fatty area on your upper arm, about one-third of the way down from the shoulder to the elbow. Avoid muscular or bony areas.
Ensure a snug fit – Make sure the patch fully covers the sensor and adheres smoothly to avoid gaps that could cause irritation or allow bacteria to enter.
Clean and prepare the skin – Before applying, clean the area. You may use an alcohol pad to disinfect and let it dry completely. Avoid applying over broken or irritated skin.
Rotate sites – Change the application site each session to allow the skin time to recover.

If you continue to experience discomfort or have any questions, please contact us at any time. We are here to support you.

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