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What is diaper dermatitis?
Diaper dermatitis, commonly known as a diaper rash, is a term used to describe different skin rashes
in the diapered area. The rash is usually red, scaling and, rarely, ulcerated. It is most commonly seen
in infants between the ages of 9 to 12 months, but may begin within the first 2 months of life.
What causes diaper dermatitis?
Possible contributors to diaper dermatitis include the following:
irritation - from urine and feces trapped in the diaper.
candida diaper dermatitis - dermatitis caused by a yeast infection in the diaper area, often preceded
by diaper dermatitis.
seborrheic diaper dermatitis - a common, chronic skin condition that can affect the diaper area as well
as other locations on the body.
Other less common causes of dermatitis in the diaper area include the following:
impetigo - dermatitis caused by a bacterial infection.
perianal streptococcal disease - dermatitis caused by a streptococcus.
allergic dermatitis - a type of dermatitis that is rare in the first 2 years of life, but may be caused by
soaps and detergents, or the diaper.
What are the symptoms of diaper dermatitis?
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis vary depending on the cause of the dermatitis, and may be
different for each child that is affected. The following are common characteristics of the rash that may
occur with each type of infection:
candida diaper dermatitis - this rash usually begins in the creases or folds of the thighs and in the
diaper area, and then spreads. The rash is usually a deep, red, shiny rash with red, satellite lesions.
This type of rash may be associated with thrush, a yeast infection in the baby's mouth.
seborrheic diaper dermatitis - this rash also affects the skin folds in the groin area and is usually pink.
Infants may also have this rash on their face, scalp, or neck at the same time.
contact diaper dermatitis - this rash is mostly seen on the buttocks and may extend to the thighs,
stomach, and waist area, but does not generally involve folds in the area. The rash is usually red and
shiny.
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis may resemble other skin conditions.
Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
How is diaper dermatitis diagnosed?
Diaper dermatitis is usually diagnosed based on the location and appearance of the rash during
physical examination of your child. In addition, your child's physician may do skin scraping to aid in
the diagnosis.
Treatment for diaper dermatitis:
Treatment for diaper dermatitis will vary based on the cause of the dermatitis. Specific treatment for
diaper dermatitis will also be determined by your physician based on:
your child's age, overall health, and medical history
extent of the condition
your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
expectations for the course of the condition
your opinion or preference
Treatment may include:
removal of the diaper for a few days
medicated diaper cream (as prescribed by your child's physician)
anti-inflammatory creams
moisture-resistant diaper creams
Proper skin care is also very important in preventing diaper dermatitis. This includes:
keeping the diaper area clean and dry.
changing diapers frequently.
allowing the diaper area to air dry at times.
limiting the use of soap and other harsh cleaners in the diaper area.
Click here to schedule an appointment Queens or/and send alternative medicine and healing without medications specialist
your health question or call "Feel Good Acupuncture" at 646-327-7267.
Click here to schedule an appointment or/and send alternative medicine and healing without medications specialist your health
questions or call "Feel Good Acupuncture" at 646-327-7267.
Testimonials.
What is diaper dermatitis?
Diaper dermatitis, commonly known as a diaper rash, is a term used to describe different skin rashes
in the diapered area. The rash is usually red, scaling and, rarely, ulcerated. It is most commonly seen
in infants between the ages of 9 to 12 months, but may begin within the first 2 months of life.
What causes diaper dermatitis?
Possible contributors to diaper dermatitis include the following:
irritation - from urine and feces trapped in the diaper.
candida diaper dermatitis - dermatitis caused by a yeast infection in the diaper area, often preceded
by diaper dermatitis.
seborrheic diaper dermatitis - a common, chronic skin condition that can affect the diaper area as well
as other locations on the body.
Other less common causes of dermatitis in the diaper area include the following:
impetigo - dermatitis caused by a bacterial infection.
perianal streptococcal disease - dermatitis caused by a streptococcus.
allergic dermatitis - a type of dermatitis that is rare in the first 2 years of life, but may be caused by
soaps and detergents, or the diaper.
What are the symptoms of diaper dermatitis?
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis vary depending on the cause of the dermatitis, and may be
different for each child that is affected. The following are common characteristics of the rash that may
occur with each type of infection:
candida diaper dermatitis - this rash usually begins in the creases or folds of the thighs and in the
diaper area, and then spreads. The rash is usually a deep, red, shiny rash with red, satellite lesions.
This type of rash may be associated with thrush, a yeast infection in the baby's mouth.
seborrheic diaper dermatitis - this rash also affects the skin folds in the groin area and is usually pink.
Infants may also have this rash on their face, scalp, or neck at the same time.
contact diaper dermatitis - this rash is mostly seen on the buttocks and may extend to the thighs,
stomach, and waist area, but does not generally involve folds in the area. The rash is usually red and
shiny.
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis may resemble other skin conditions.
Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
How is diaper dermatitis diagnosed?
Diaper dermatitis is usually diagnosed based on the location and appearance of the rash during
physical examination of your child. In addition, your child's physician may do skin scraping to aid in
the diagnosis.
Treatment for diaper dermatitis:
Treatment for diaper dermatitis will vary based on the cause of the dermatitis. Specific treatment for
diaper dermatitis will also be determined by your physician based on:
your child's age, overall health, and medical history
extent of the condition
your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
expectations for the course of the condition
your opinion or preference
Treatment may include:
removal of the diaper for a few days
medicated diaper cream (as prescribed by your child's physician)
anti-inflammatory creams
moisture-resistant diaper creams
Proper skin care is also very important in preventing diaper dermatitis. This includes:
keeping the diaper area clean and dry.
changing diapers frequently.
allowing the diaper area to air dry at times.
limiting the use of soap and other harsh cleaners in the diaper area.
Click here to schedule an appointment Queens or/and send alternative medicine and healing without medications specialist
your health question or call "Feel Good Acupuncture" at 646-327-7267.
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