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| My daughter keeps getting a diaper rash. I use creams, change her diaper even if its not dirty, used medicated powder, and tried hypoallergenic diapers and wipes. Nothing is working. Does anyone think it could be because she is teething? Please give me some tips to try.
Thanks -Laci |
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Oh Laci!
My daughter had the same experience when she was 9 1/2 months old. She had never had a rash until that point. She was teething really bad too. I was putting everything on her to try and stop it from getting worse and to help heal it. Nothing was working. So I told my husband that I was gonna put some thing that I use for cuts, scrapes, burns and bug bites for my other children...that I new was non-toxic, just to see if it might help. I was amazed, her rash healed up completely (like she had never had one) in less than 24 hours. The product I used is called MelaGel.
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| posted by Hayley on 04/25/2008 |
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Laci,
My 2 year old had the same thing happen, he didnt get a rash until teething also, so we tried all kinds of diaper rash creams and ointments. It would seem to help for a while then it would get really bad, so we went to the pediatrician and asked her about it and she said it was a form of yeast and prescribed nystatin cream, we use that still to this day and after a day it really clears up. Any time his bottom looks like a rash starting again we put the cream on and it never gets bad ever.
Good luck,
Rita |
| posted by Rita on 04/27/2008 |
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Laci,
My son had rahes like your Daugther's. I would take her to the doctor. If you can't, ask your Pharmacist. Our Pharmacist was able to mix up some cream that cured Connor's little bottom.
Carrie |
| posted by Carrie on 04/28/2008 |
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