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Hello doc Nd mummy's in the house my baby will be 7 month next week and he has Rashes all over his body. Some people call it (Ella) that is normal fo

Obas Omo · Answer

@DrMuyideen, please doctor wat is this Ella of a tin..my baby had cradle cap recently n I used nixoral shampoo n cream for d head...after three days it got clear up but the scalp is light in color only for people to tell me today that she has got Ella...wat do I do? Though I'm still using the nixoral to wash her head.but can the light color scalp be ella? Thank u

Saka Olajumoke Clement Ekaun · Answer

Pls always apply Agnesia powder on d baby as often as possible.

Mummy David · Answer

are not safe for baby's skin. it thins your baby's skin upon prolonged Use n sips into d veins n arteries, dangerous on tender body organs. After everythg has cleared, change your baby's cream to something that moisturises like aveeno or boots or sebamed. goodluck

Mummy David · Answer

madam stop EVERYTHING for two days and let your baby's skin breath. buy singlets for your baby, the weather is hot. get sudocream. it's something every mother should have. Apply Sudocream + Agnesia. don't expect magic in two days o. keep applying n take ur mind off fr Bout a week. u will b surprised at the improvement. Go to a reputable pharmacy to get d sudocream & agnesia. the fake is everywhere. DONT APPLY ANY STEROID CREAM ON YOUR BABY'S SKIN. be it tribotan or whatever. steroids are not

Mummy David · Answer

@foyeke, I don't think oily stuff are good on rash, At least on My baby

Modupe Salami · Answer

Same experience with my five months old baby, its all round her neck, back and bombom. My Doc recommended mycoton and later Tribotan non of which was effective for my baby. I am currently applying 7 Keys and it seems very effective as the neck and back are clear leaving only the bombom. Again, what works for one baby may not work for another. Best of luck

Omolbaby GodsOwn · Answer

Stop d use of agbo for chdn pls. Use smth mild

Dr Muyideen Oladotun · Answer

Skin problems are so numerous and can be confusing even for doctors. As I can't see the type of rash. I can't prescribe anything. However, follow these general advice. First, Stop everything you're applying. Usually it clears with time. Follow our simple baby skin care practices, mild soap and cream, avoid heat, etc. Visit a doc to take a look at the rash if you're still not satisfied. Cheers.

Dr Muyideen Oladotun · Answer

Hello Oyekunbi, 'Ella' or baby rash is quite common. As you can see, the amount of advice already given is uncountable and can even be more confusing. What works for one baby may not work for the other. Because our skins are different. However, the baby skin is still very fragile, so careful what you apply. Avoid harsh substances like 'agbo', as you can see it's not working.

Freddie · Answer

Agnesia soap will clear d rashes

Joyce Ify · Answer

Still use Hausa soap in bathing the baby for now

Joyce Ify · Answer

That's what I used for baby

Joyce Ify · Answer

Go to the where they are selling baby's things,ask they of smoothy cream and mix it with white Capusle,rub it on the baby body, don't apply any other cream or powder until the Ella clears. Thanks ma

Foyeke Olarewaju · Answer

Please stop the local herbs. Avoid powder. Ori and coconut oil is very good. But also visit d doc since d rash is all over his body.

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