Patient's question:
Diagnosed with diaper rashDoctor's answer:
Diapers are made from old white sheets with strong water absorption and soft texture, and should be washed and changed frequently. Do not use printed fabrics containing dyes as diapers. Rubber and plastic sheets do not absorb water or allow air to pass through. Do not place these items under the baby or wrap them outside the diaper. After the child urinates or defecates, the buttocks should be washed with warm water, dried with a soft cloth, and a small amount of non-irritating talcum powder should be sprinkled before changing the diaper. When washing the diaper, it should be thoroughly rinsed with clean water to remove dirt and any remaining soap or detergent. The diaper should be exposed to sunlight or dried in a dryer before reuse.