This topic is about the safety of using Nystop powder, an antifungal treatment, around a stoma and whether it is harmful if some of the powder accidentally lands directly on the stoma itself.

Here are some helpful insights and advice from the discussion:

- It is generally safe if a small amount of Nystop powder gets on the stoma. There is no need to worry about minor contact.
- While it is safe, it's best to avoid applying too much powder directly on the stoma. Focus on applying the necessary amount to the skin around the stoma, known as the peristomal skin.
- If a little extra powder lands on the stoma, it is considered harmless, so there's no need to be overly concerned.