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Baby diaper rash
Can anyone please suggest how to get rid of this diaper rash on the buttocks shown in the picture below? The baby is just 15 days old.(This post contains an image. To view the image, please log on.)
varunb on 2018-05-24
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SULPHUR 30,1 PILL THREE TIMES A DAY AND FERRUM PHOS 6X,ONE TAB THREE TIMES A DAY .
FEEDBACK AFTER 4 DAYS.
FEEDBACK AFTER 4 DAYS.
♡ anuj srivastava 5 years ago
Thanks for the advice. Sulphur 30 alone worked after giving twice for 2 days.
varunb 5 years ago
♡ anuj srivastava 5 years ago
The problem was caused by Mamy Poco pants which our child unfortunately wore for a longer duration.
Advice to everyone:
1. Stick to herbal diapers like Himalaya Herbal baby diapers as they contain Aloe Vera & other herbal stuff. All this happened to us when we switched to Mamy Poco as it does not have any anti-rash agents.
2. Always change the diaper after 4-5 hours.
3. Clean the pelvic area regularly before using a new diaper with aloe vera gel or any anti-rash cream like Himalaya's.
[Edited by varunb on 2018-05-30 12:05:40]
Advice to everyone:
1. Stick to herbal diapers like Himalaya Herbal baby diapers as they contain Aloe Vera & other herbal stuff. All this happened to us when we switched to Mamy Poco as it does not have any anti-rash agents.
2. Always change the diaper after 4-5 hours.
3. Clean the pelvic area regularly before using a new diaper with aloe vera gel or any anti-rash cream like Himalaya's.
[Edited by varunb on 2018-05-30 12:05:40]
varunb 5 years ago
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