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Diaper rash since 1 month
Hi. My son is 2+ months. Diaper rash has been there since almost a month. We have been giving diaper free time for 4-7 hours everyday and now since 4 days applying siloderm mixi as advised by pediatrician. It's reduced but not going. Also I'm very acidic on the stomach and my son passes all wet farts. Please advise solution. Thanks
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Since it's been there are for along time,I would advise besides diaper free time ,to apply Dermadew and Candid ointment over the rash.
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Just increase diaper free time...
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Use Sudocrem diaper rash cream.
Ensure baby's bums are dry
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Use Sudocrem diaper rash cream. Apply generously on affected area. Ensure baby's bums are dry all the time.
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Dr. Arun Chander Dhup
Pediatrician
49 yrs exp
Delhi
As he is passes wet farts due to this anal excoriation is there. First you have to treat that than your child problem of rashes goes away.
Is your child on breast feeding or top feeding.
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Get his Stool routine,microscopic examination and stool for Reducing Substance done.
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As lactose intolerance is to be ruled out after stool examination as adviced. Nothing to worry.
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