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Diaper rash
Even after changing many brands of diapers and rash cream, diaper rash is still persisting. Should I stop using diapers? Even after stopping diapers, the rash didn't disappear? What should I do?
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Looks like your baby is on formula or animal milk. Stop using diapers, give seitz bath and apply coconut oil four times a day in nappy area.
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It is diaper dermatitis
Use any diaper cream which contains zinc oxide
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dermadew diaper cream thrice daily for 10 days
atonide cream twice daily for 7 days
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Use Rashfree cream by Abott,
May need lactase ( Yamoo ) drops
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Consult paediatrician
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Looks like diaper dermatitis, consult nearby paediatrician
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