Abdulvose received bandages and medicines to protect his skin!

7-year-old Abdulvose has epidermolysis bullosa, a severe and rare genetic skin disease. Any mechanical impact - awkward movement, rubbing of seams from clothes, hugging mom - is fraught for the boy with the appearance of blisters that look like corns from new shoes, which then turn into wounds. Only, unlike calluses from shoes, Abdulvose's skin exfoliates not on the surface, but in deeper layers. Wounds are very painful and hard to heal. For this, Abdulvosa needs daily dressings, which help existing wounds to heal, prevent the appearance of new ones, prevent fingers from growing together and deforming joints. Bandaging for epidermolysis bullosa is not just a bandage - it is a multi-layer cake consisting of an atraumatic bandage that does not stick to wounds, soft silicone pads and several types of elastic bandages designed specifically for burn patients. Plus, the patient needs a wide range of medicines for skin care. Let's help Abdulvosa just grow, enjoy, play, learn and make new discoveries!