Patient's question:
Blisters, like red beans.On February 17, 2010, the previous treatment and its effects: No treatment, what kind of assistance is needed: Wondering if they can still use diapers?...
Doctor's answer:
The condition of the child is caused by diaper rash due to the delay in changing the diaper.Recommendation: It can be used, but it's important to change the diaper promptly. It's best to quickly open it every hour or so to let it breathe, which will help with full recovery.
It's recommended to avoid wrapping the baby's bottom too tightly, ensuring the child doesn't get cold. When cleaning the diaper area, it's best to use water rather than a cloth. If a cloth is used, avoid rubbing—it should be gently pressed instead. Be careful not to irritate the delicate skin, as this can cause severe discomfort and make the child cry loudly. If the child cries uncontrollably, check if the diaper area is red, as this indicates discomfort.
To prevent diaper rash, apply a layer of ointment, such as tetracycline ointment or even eye ointment, after each cleaning. Also, ensure the diaper is changed promptly and opened frequently to allow air circulation. This prevents the ammonia released from urine and feces from irritating the sensitive skin.