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Sierra Leo
They are different kinds of rash and calamine lotion is not the solution to all.
Fungal infection most likely usually called athletes foot. Kindly see a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment with antifungal medication if diagnosis confirmed. There are no attached pictures so it is more important that a doctor examine the child
The treatment of rash depends on the type and cause. Some rashes don't need any treatment while others require different types of treatment. So kindly see a doctor for proper assessment first and possible treatment.
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They are different kinds of rash and it takes a doctor to physically examine to determine which it is and the treatment. Please kindly take your baby to the hospital for proper evaluation and management
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Ma'am, rashes are of different type. Kindly stop the trial and error of creams on your baby's skin. Take to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.
Treatment of rashes depends on the type of rash on the child after a physical examination is carried out. Kindly see a Paediatric dermatologist for examination
Try Cacatin or baby tribotan Cream. If there are no improvement in 7 days. kindly take your child to see a paediatrician/dermatologist for assessment and treatment. The treatment of rashes depends on the cause.
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The treatment of rashes depends on what is causing it. Kindly take your child to see a paediatrician or dermatologist for proper evaluation and management.
Treatment of rashes depends on the type of rash on the child after a physical examination is carried out
Funbact Iis too strong for baby skin. Use Baby Tribotan or Cacatin Cream.
Please stop self-medicating, Please kindly make sure your baby is not reacting to the cream or soap your using Any cream your baby is not allergic to is fine. Hypoallergenic products include pure vaseline perfume-free, Shea butter, olive oil, Sebamed products etc"
Kola Yetunde
Mother
You can try Baby tribotan or cacatin cream. If there are no noticeable changes after 1-2 weeks. Go see a dermatologist
You can try baby tribotan or cacatin cream
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Dear Mum, the cause of the rash needs to be known. The treatment of rashes depends on the type of rash on the child after a physical examination is carried out.
Kindly see a Paediatric dermatologist for examination and proper treatment.
Kindly see a Paediatric dermatologist for examination and proper treatment.
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I will worry about MALNUTRITION or Micronutrient deficiency first!! But if your baby is otherwise well-nourished, it may be due to the products you are using on the baby's hair
Ensure hygienic practices especially when feeding, changing of diapers and bathing. You can use savlon liquid disinfectant and SEBAMED soap which is mild in babies skin.
If after all these, the rashes persist then you will have to visit a paediatric dermatologist for further management, because different rashes have different causes. I hope this helps."
If after all these, the rashes persist then you will have to visit a paediatric dermatologist for further management, because different rashes have different causes. I hope this helps."
Have you used any drug or cream?
There are 2 different types of nappy rashes. Some are due to irritation from the urine and diaper. Other rashes that tend to occur in the nappy areas.
The first thing to do is to change diaper frequently when wet. Don't wait until there is a poo . You can Apply diaper cream - vaseline, Sudocream, shea butter, zinc oxide cream are fine.. Do not apply Powder
It must be something that creates barrier between skin and urine....powder will be formed into paste by urine and further irritates the skin.
Lastly, always allow the diaper area to be exposed to air at times when you are home...don't always cover with diaper. If it persists especially if you notice reddish colour, you need to see a Paediatric Dermatologist asap
The first thing to do is to change diaper frequently when wet. Don't wait until there is a poo . You can Apply diaper cream - vaseline, Sudocream, shea butter, zinc oxide cream are fine.. Do not apply Powder
It must be something that creates barrier between skin and urine....powder will be formed into paste by urine and further irritates the skin.
Lastly, always allow the diaper area to be exposed to air at times when you are home...don't always cover with diaper. If it persists especially if you notice reddish colour, you need to see a Paediatric Dermatologist asap
Can you try using Tribotan or Cacatin...It works for my baby