Diaper rash (diaper eczema) is an inflammation of the skin in the diaper area. There are several factors involved in the development of diaper rash.
The skin looks inflamed, sometimes the groin and buttocks are fine, certainly not always. Almost all babies are faced with diaper rash. Sometimes blisters, wounds or scaling can occur in addition to redness.
In the first 3 weeks after birth, babies are usually free of diaper rash, from the third week of life the rash can develop. It occurs just as often in boys and girls. The result is not dangerous, but a baby can suffer a lot and cry a lot. The skin can be very irritated - especially when broken spots again come into contact with urine or faeces, it hurts.
How does diaper rash develop?
There are several factors that contribute to the development of the diaper rash. Diaper rash is not necessarily the same with every baby, because different factors play an equally important role for each child.
The most important factors are:
Treatment
Also see these information articles: · Baby care · Bathing · Belly button · Diaper changing · Eye care · Foreskin · Nail care
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