Marat received bandages to protect his skin!

3-month-old Marat will soon begin to roll over on his stomach, and this fact not only pleases, but also worries his mother. A boy has epidermolysis bullosa, a rare genetic disorder that disrupts the connection between the layers of the skin. Because of this, any mechanical impact, even rubbing the skin against the sheet when trying to roll over, can lead to the formation of extensive wounds.

Despite the fact that epidermolysis bullosa is still radically incurable, if dressings are made from infancy that work like a second skin, if you properly care for wounds and monitor the development of complications, the chances are that Marat will develop normally, that he will learn to roll over on time in time. belly, start to crawl, walk, go to a regular kindergarten and full-time school, great!

For dressings, Marat needs special soft bandages that do not injure his delicate skin, atraumatic ointment dressings and soft spongy pads that protect areas of the skin that have the greatest load.

Let's join our efforts to help the baby live and develop normally!