Nappy Rash. HELP! - Page 2

**Wobbles** · Sep 3rd, 2008, 17:27 PM

That made me laugh! Ace

We defo don't have that lol

I have never seen the other 2 products available either (at Boots anyway) although we have those brands in UK. I have noticed loads of Johnsons stuff aren't available here either grrr haha x

lulu0504 · Sep 4th, 2008, 04:19 AM

Hydrocortisone cream (in very small amounts) cured Bella's recently. She is the same as Olivia, never left in a dirty nappy but for some reason ended up red raw but by chance we were seeing the doc that day, i mentioned it and this is what she prescribed. Within hours the redness had gone and within about 24hrs the whole lot had calmed right down and was barely visible.

Stef · Sep 4th, 2008, 11:32 AM

Thanks every one you have all been a great help.

She does have nappy free time in a morning and on a night. Still very sore today but not as bad as yesterday.

I have bought a few creams today so will see how she goes over the next few days.

Thanks again.

X

Tinker1978 · Sep 4th, 2008, 17:12 PM

If it doesn;t get better it may be worth taking her to the doc to make sure she hasn't got thrush. My dd had nappy rash but then got thrush aswell, I was putting nappy rash cream on and it wasn't making any difference when I went to docs he prescribed her some canestan (sp) cos she had a bit of thrush, it cleared within days
Stacy x

Carley · Sep 4th, 2008, 22:30 PM

Also try some naked time, fresh air can do amazing things!

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lulu0504 Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: England Posts: 1,559	Hydrocortisone cream (in very small amounts) cured Bella's recently. She is the same as Olivia, never left in a dirty nappy but for some reason ended up red raw but by chance we were seeing the doc that day, i mentioned it and this is what she prescribed. Within hours the redness had gone and within about 24hrs the whole lot had calmed right down and was barely visible.

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Stef Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: North East Posts: 6,726	Thanks every one you have all been a great help. She does have nappy free time in a morning and on a night. Still very sore today but not as bad as yesterday. I have bought a few creams today so will see how she goes over the next few days. Thanks again. X

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Tinker1978 Mum (Mom) New BnB Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 6	If it doesn;t get better it may be worth taking her to the doc to make sure she hasn't got thrush. My dd had nappy rash but then got thrush aswell, I was putting nappy rash cream on and it wasn't making any difference when I went to docs he prescribed her some canestan (sp) cos she had a bit of thrush, it cleared within days Stacy x

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