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Home Remedy Topic: Diaper Rash67 home remedy submissions for Diaper Rash
| Submitted by Dannie at 2010-07-18 22:51:42 from 70.179.139.70 |
I brown flour to the color of a paper sack in a pan, let it cool but still warm put it on with a clean diaper. you can use it cool or room temp after that but if it's real bad warm flour works best
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| Submitted by HEATHER at 2010-07-08 20:04:26 from 96.61.122.243 |
I GOT THIS 'RECIPE' FROM A NURSE PRAC. IT HAS WORKED WONDERS FOR MY LITTLE BOY EVEN BETTER THAN PRESCRIPTION CREAMS. USE EQUAL PARTS LOTRIMIN ANTI-FUNGAL CREAM, ZINC OXIDE, NEOSPORIN, AND MYLANTA ANTACID. I USED CVS PHARMACY BRANDS TO CUT COST.
I STARTED OUT USING A TABLESPOON OF EACH AND JUST MIXED UNTIL WELL BLENDED. UNUSED PORTION CAN BE STORED IN PLASTIC CONTAINER FOR LATER USE. APPLY TO AFFECTED AREA. GOOD LUCK!
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| Submitted at 2010-07-04 11:19:16 from 71.227.37.39 |
Get some corn starch warm it up in a frying pan, make sure it is not to hot and cake it on babys bottom, sounds really weird but it takes the worst diaper rash away.
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| Submitted by Diaper Rash + Sulfur + Petroleum Jelly = CURED DIAPER RASH at 2010-05-22 20:12:52 from 173.86.37.159 |
diaper rash gets cured by sulfur. the powder. NOT SULFUR ACID. JUST PLAIN SULFUR. put petroleum jelly first and then pinch the powder and drop it on the petroleum jelly as much as needed 2 cover the petroleum jelly. MY 2 MONTH OLD BABY GIRL IS SOOO MUCH BETTER!
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| Submitted by Ruby at 2010-02-28 14:53:38 from 122.169.13.34 |
Nappy rash is the common problem for babies but they can be pervrnted if we apply coconut oil before putting a diaper or nappy.just apply the oil to the anal,between the curves where the skin come in contact with the urine and faeces.it really works i have done it with my son.
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| Submitted by Katie at 2010-02-22 23:58:37 from 75.80.29.40 |
Paper towels or cotton balls to fix diaper rash due to diarrhea or other skin irritation (won't work for yeast or staph infection). Avoid using diaper wipes. Use paper towels or a cotton ball soaked in plain water to clean baby's bottom. Apply vaseline to protect skin and voila the rash is gone. (Don't use the other creams because they irritate the skin and make baby feel worse) My daughter had diarrhea for a week and I was able to avoid diaper rash using this method passed down from grandma. When the rash is cleared and diarrhea gone switch back to your regular wipes.
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| Submitted by Debra Fuller Vickery at 2010-02-10 11:52:25 from 68.157.90.21 |
I came to this webpage last week DESPERATE. My daughter's entire 'area,' was covered in diaper rash (she had been teething and going diareaha, so it was really tough to keep up with changing her). Anyways, this is what helped: APPLY THIS TO INFECTED AREA (external)... equal parts of PEPTO BISMOL, CORTAID, and TRIPLE PASTE. If you can spring for a doctor's visit, add NYSTATIN USP 100,000 units per gram too! Honestly, it went away in a couple of days!! Also my mom recommended Luke Warm Baking Soda Baths, so we did that every night as well!
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| Submitted by Scarlett's Mom at 2010-01-16 23:26:31 from 71.62.75.89 |
Bag Balm
My daughter got her first diaper rash at 4 mos. We were using Boudreaux's Natural Butt Paste and are STILL happy with it. However, to get rid of the diaper rash we used BAG BALM. For two days we washed her bottom off with a warm wash clothes at every diaper change and used ONLY the BAG BALM. It COMPLETELY cleared up. We returned to using Beaudreaux's once it was gone and it hasn't come back.
The stuff is awesome! I bought it for around $8 at CVS. It comes in a cute green old fashioned tin with tiny red roses on it. It's original use was for chapped cow's utters but obviously it works wonders on diaper rash amongst other things.
TRY THE 'BAG BALM'...IT WORKS!
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| Submitted by Shannon at 2009-10-11 11:46:12 from 68.61.70.129 |
My daughter is 14 months and she had a bad diaper that wouldn't go away I took her to the doctor and he told me just to let it air dry before I put her diaper back on but that didn't work. So I looked up how to get rid of diaper rash and this is what helped me and worked in 2 days. Wash the area with mild soap and water. let that air dry. then put on Lotrimin Anti-fungal cream (it doesn't burn your baby bottom) let that set in for a minute then put on A & D Zinc Oxide Cream/Diaper Rash cream (also doesn't burn your baby's bottom) on top then put on the diaper do that every time you change your baby's diaper and quickly the diaper rash will go away.
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| Submitted at 2009-09-23 12:07:00 from 72.12.82.29 |
I used fresh aloe, straight from the plant, all over and allowed to dry. Then I put on cocoa butter, left over from my pregnancy. Then last I put a dusting of plain cornstarch in his diaper before I put him to bed that night. The next morning it was a million times better, I was about to take him to the doctors before, but this worked!
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