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Old 06-11-2007, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sleepy_hound View Post
I've been pumping for one month and have been using the Insets. No problems with cannulas bending or anything but my skin is very sensitive to the adhesive! When I remove the set, I have a little spot where the cannula was, and then two little red spots that are from the indentation where the plastic piece stays on the adhesive (does that make sense?) After a few hours, the area itches, and those red spots are now red bumps...whole area stays red/itchy for about a week.
This is what happened when I used the regular Tegaderm dressings on my stomach, except the spots were much bigger since the tegaderm has a much larger area. As for the insets, I use them for my pump and personally have never had this problem, but I know there are others here that have. You are probably allergic to the adhesive... you can try using something like Bard or you can try putting an IV3000/Tegaderm HP (for allergies) over it. I use the Tegaderm over my glucose sensors, and it is much better than IV3000.
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