Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about a person seeking help for irritated stoma skin that is raw and bleeding. They have tried various products and techniques to no avail and are in pain. They are looking for suggestions and solutions from the forum members.

Advice and Insights:
- Seeking medical advice from a doctor or a medical dermatologist is recommended, especially for individuals with a history of serious skin issues around the stoma.
- Some individuals have found relief by using wound gel, such as Anacept by Anacapa Technologies, to treat skin abrasion and irritation.
- Exploring different devices to channel the output away from the stoma, such as using aquagel to protect the area around the stoma or trying products like 'Stomaguard' for a snug fit and easy use, has been helpful for some.
- Using Hollihesive squares #7700 to create a secure seal and promote healing of the skin around the stoma has been effective for some individuals.
- Trying different products like Marathon, a skin protectant, or asking a doctor to prescribe Flovent, an asthma inhaler, to puff on the excoriated skin, have also been suggested as potential solutions.
- Seeking help from specialized stoma or wound care nurse practitioners who have experience in dealing with skin issues around the stoma is recommended.
- Some individuals have found relief by treating the irritated skin with diaper cream, allowing the skin to heal below the wafer, and using practical tips like applying a thin layer of diaper cream and sitting with a towel over the stoma to promote healing.
- Exploring different types of barriers, such as convex flange ConvaTec with no barrier and using a hot towel pressed against the skin after changing, has helped in healing the skin around the stoma.
- It's important to explore potential allergies to materials like latex and plastic, as well as considering the possibility of a two-fold problem causing skin irritation.

Conclusion:
The forum members have shared various suggestions and insights, including seeking medical advice, trying different products and techniques, and exploring specialized stoma or wound care nurse practitioners to find relief for irritated stoma skin.