Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about seeking advice for dealing with an allergic reaction to Brava protective sheets used under an ostomy wafer. The original poster is experiencing skin breakouts, itching, and burning due to an allergic reaction to the adhesive in the protective sheets. They are seeking advice on how to protect their skin and manage the allergic reaction.

Advice and Insights:
- Consider using Cavilon spray on the skin before applying the wafer.
- Use a seal between the skin and the appliance, and consider using a convex appliance.
- Shower without the bag on or tape a bag around it to keep it dry.
- Allow the stoma skin area to be cleaned off well and get some fresh air on it.
- Consider using Head & Shoulders shampoo when showering without a bag on to prevent skin irritation.
- Try using Flonase nasal spray to help heal the skin.
- Consider using a convex bag and an elastic belt to apply pressure against the skin.
- Use micropore tape over damaged skin before applying the appliance to help the skin heal.
- Consider trying different brands of wafers and protective sheets if the current ones are causing allergic reactions.
- Seek samples of convex bags and protective sheets from suppliers to find the best fit for your needs.
- If possible, consult with an ostomy nurse for additional guidance and samples.

Additional Insights:
- Some users have shared their personal experiences with specific products and techniques that have worked for them to manage skin irritation and allergic reactions.
- The community has provided support and encouragement to the original poster, offering various suggestions to help alleviate their discomfort and find a suitable solution for their situation.