I need a really GOOD cure for diaper rash.?
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I agree with the others. Desitin usually works. But if it isn't, it might be what he's eating and the diaper itself. Too much apple juice can cause diarrhea in some infants. My son could not drink it straight. It would give him diarrhea and then, the diaper rash. I always had to mix the juice with water or another juice. Secondly, the baby might be allergic to his diapers. Try changing brands. Good luck, Grandma!!
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Take Vitamin C with bioflavonoids, help to prevent infection and the rapid spreading of the rash cause by poison ivy and reduces swelling. \n\nTake Calcium and Beta-carotene, they help to boost the immune response and to speed healing of poison ivy. \n\nTake Zinc, helps to repair skin tissue damaged by poison ivy. \n\nUse Calamine lotion, is good to speed healing of poison ivy. \nAnother way to reduce itching is mixing 1 tsp. of water with 3 tsp. of one of these dry ingredients; cornstarch, baking soda, oatmeal or Epson salts. Make a paste and apply over the affected skin. \n\nFor cooling relief, apply over the itching area aloe vera juice, tofu or watermelon rind, they soothe and dry poison ivy immediately. \n\nCalendula lotion es very good in reducing itching, limiting the spread of the rash and helping the body to heal faster.
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Try vinegarman.com .  It's my answer to all cure-alls.
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You have a type of skin rash best to go see your doctor so you can get the right cure.
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they might need some type of antihistermine. talk to your dr about it. my son use to get a lot of rashes too and he was tested for numerous things. have a chat to your dr or chemist.
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A very good thing for a rash is an old folk recipe the women in my family have used for generations and some doctors recommend it if u dont have benefits take white or wheat flour and burn it in a skillet and then place in a seal tight container and put in fridge to cool for a couple of hours and the rub on the infected area a few times a day
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I would try something natural like aloe vera after washing with soap and water; and if she is old enough (you didn't mention age), tylenol for the pain.  Watch the site for signs of infection; reddness, pain, tenderness or drainage. Also a small ice pack wrapped in a cloth to prevent skin burn will help.  A hug always helps too.
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Try using mayonnaise or saled dressing and covering with a plastic shower cap overnight.  Wash out in the morning. Repete the next night.  Then again in one week.  No harsh chemical or toxins to hurt your child and it really works!
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BALMEX diaper cream...\nno kidding, my daughter is 23 years old, and i still keep the stuff in the house. her high school buddies used to laugh, they would come over, all scraped up from bmx'ing, and out mom would come with the balmex..they even bought me a tube for christmas as a joke one year..dont know what is in it, but use that, actually as soon as you get a skin injury and no scar..good luck
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just keep drinking your fluids!\n\nStart easy and eat some toast and crackers. Get your stool back up to "solid" state. After that, it'll be easier on the anus when you stop wiping so much.  If it's bad, go and get some A&D ointment for diaper rash that they put on babies.  I know it's gross, but put some on your anus (externally) and make sure that you don't have a fancy pair of undies on, just in case the ointment could leave a greasy stain.\n\nHope you feel better.
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try deseten or balmex. if that doesn't work try vagisil because it might be a yeast infection even if it is a boy. apply ointment at every diaper change and try to keep them dry. good luck!!!!!!!!
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Have you tried cortaid?  It also could be your laundry detergent... Its hard to tell  - it could also be fungal  which would require a prescription.....  If the rash not internal - try the highest caliber of cortaid you can find and change your laundry detergent to Dreft - to rule out an allergic reaction...... if that doesn't work - you'll know what to do.
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Assuming your daughter is an infant...  I'd visit the doc.  My first guess would be a yeast infection (yes, babies get 'em too).  Washing with soaps will probably just make it worse (just like douches and stuff CAUSE yeast infections in women, deodorants and soaps can cause probs in babies too).  The doc can give you a cream to use to make it better.  Frequent diaper changes and keeping clean (with water or baby wipes) is the best way to keep it at bay... but some babies just seem to get a lot of them anyways.  They generally stop once they're out of diapers.
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Check out this site--\nTecnu is the ONLY thing I've found that works, and I'm extremely allergic to that nasty stuff.\n\nhttp://www.teclabsinc.com/products.cfm?id=707EBBAC-C195-A16D-90E9AA053C081507&section=1
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Soak a washcloth in malva tea and apply it as a warm compress to the infected area to reduce inflammation.\n\nAloe vera gel (make sure you're not allergic), ginkgo biloba extract, olive leaf extract, and green tea extract have antioxidant properties that can aid in healing.\n\nCalendula, chamomile, elder flower and tea tree oil can be used externally as soothing wash on rashes.
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Renew skin lotion By Melaleuca. Plus he may have a nutritional deficiency causing the flare ups. Maybe a good Kids vitamin.
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Take oral Bendryl to relieve the itching. Calm the rash by washing it with cool water and patting it dry with  a clean soft cloth. Apply 1% hydrocortisone cream, and dab on a light layer of Caladryl lotion. Do not scratch! If you do not get relief in a day or two, or if the rash spreads to your face, consult a physician immediately.