Question 1

how do you get ride of diaper rash?

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Topical agents: If the rash is due to irritated skin, a hypoallergenic moisurizer or even topical zinc cream is usually effective.  If that does not improve the symptoms, there could be a secondary infection (fungal or bacterial).  That should be treated by your doctor.

Question 2

can you get diaper rash from a wetsuit?

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Occlusion rashes: Skin that is moist and covered with tight material, especially when activities cause friction between a material and the skin, can produce rashes.

Question 3

what to do if i cannot get my babies diaper rash to go away?

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See the babies PCP: There are some more advanced options for hard to treat diaper rash.  You will definitely want to see your pediatrician and possibly a peds dermatologist if the diagnosis is in doubt as there are other conditions that can mimic diaper rash.

Question 4

how do you get rid of diaper rash?

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Several causes: Diaper rashes are very common in babies and infants. They are usually caused by the combination of moisture and friction. To avoid a rash keep the diaper area clean and dry and use some type of moisture barrier such as one containing zinc oxide. If you think it may be a yeast rash, use an antifungal cream. If the rash persists or causes discomfort, talk to your pediatrician.

Question 5

how can i get rid of persistent diaper rash?

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Diaper rash: If a diaper rash doesn't respond to frequent diaper changes and a good diaper cream, in a day or so; it may be a yeast diaper rash, or an infection. Have your pediatrician check it out

Question 6

how can i most quickly get rid of a diaper rash?

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Cleaning: Cleaning with water and or soap and rinse with water followed by desitin (zinc oxide diaper cream) cream.

Question 7

can you get a diaper rash from using a menstrual pad?

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Sure: Blood from your menstrual cycle will attract bacteria which will irritate your skin if not changed frequently. When in doubt get it checked out.

Question 8

what is the most effective way to get rid of diaper rash?

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Diaper Rash: Ask your doctor if a diaper rash cream would be helpful. Zinc oxide or petroleum jelly-based products help keep moisture away from baby's skin when applied to completely clean, dry skin

avoid using wipes that have alcohol or perfume. They may dry out or irritate the skin more

do not use corn starch on your baby's bottom. It can make a yeast diaper.

Question 9

what is a really good way to get rid of baby's diaper rash?

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The best way...: ...Is to remove the cause, namely the diaper. I know that means you'll have to follow the baby around with a pooper scooper - but if the less the baby wears a diaper, the quicker the rash will resolve. You can supplement that with an otc antifungal cream, applied at least twice a day, to kill the yeast that causes or contributes to most diaper dermatitis.

Question 10

should diaper rash cream be used as a preventative measure? in other words, should i apply it so the baby doesn't get diaper rash, or to treat it?

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Diaper rash cream: It is best to apply diaper cream as a protective shield against diaper rash

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