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I have been wearing my I watch for over 1 year and now have a circular rash under watch body. Anyone with suggestions of how to treat? cortisone and lotrimin are not working

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Posted on Aug 8, 2017 4:41 PM

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Aug 8, 2017 4:44 PM in response to KSleepC

Hi


If redness, swelling, itchiness or any other irritation or discomfort is experienced on your skin around or beneath your Apple Watch or band, then Apple recommends that you remove your Apple Watch and consult a doctor / physician before wearing it again.


Apple advises that skin reactions can be a result of various causes including:


  • Allergies (eg to nickel).
  • Extended exposure to irritants (eg soap or sweat).
  • Environmental factors.
  • Wearing the band too tightly or too loosely.


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I have been wearing my I watch for over 1 year and now have a circular rash under watch body. Anyone with suggestions of how to treat? cortisone and lotrimin are not working

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