How Do You Treat A Baby Rash That Has Developed Yeast?
If your baby has developed a rash that does not clear up from the typical diaper rash cream, it may have developed a fungal infection or yeast infection (also known as jock itch in a boy). Such a rash will appear slightly raised and bright red with small splotches around the perimeter. They often extend into the creases in the groin area. Here are some ways to treat it. A topical yeast infection cream or antifungal cream should do the trick. Anything that is made to treat yeast infections, jock itch, athletes foot, etc. Such creams include nystatin, clotrimazole, or miconazole. Popular brands such as monistat or lotrimin will work fine. Another option is an antifungal powder like what is used for athletes foot. Change the diaper frequently. Don’t allow moisture to remain on the rash for long periods of time. Yeast loves warm moist environments. After changing the diaper, allow plenty of drying time. Make sure the entire area is completely dry, including the creases between the legs. Yo
