diaper rash

How is Diaper Rash Treated?

Treatment typically involves a combination of home care and over-the-counter medications:
Frequent diaper changes to keep the area dry and clean.
Allowing the baby to go without a diaper for short periods to let the skin breathe.
Applying a barrier cream or ointment that contains zinc oxide or petroleum jelly.
Using gentle, fragrance-free products to clean the diaper area.
In cases of infection, a healthcare provider may prescribe antifungal or antibiotic creams.

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