diaper dermatitis

What Causes Diaper Dermatitis?

Several factors can contribute to diaper dermatitis, including:
Prolonged contact with urine and feces
Friction from the diaper
Moisture and lack of air circulation
Irritation from diaper materials or cleansing products
Secondary infections such as Candida or bacterial infections

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