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Diaper Eczema

Diaper eczema is characterized by redness, red bumps and sometimes ulceration in the diaper area.

What Causes Diaper Eczema?

Irritation caused by urine and feces in the gland area
Candida diaper dermatitis is dermatitis caused by a yeast infection in the diaper area. It starts after irritation of the skin.
Seborrheic diaper dermatitis is a common, chronic skin condition that can affect the diaper area and other skin folds. Fold areas are often involved in seborrheic diaper eczema.

What should be considered in diaper eczema?

Keeping the diaper area clean and dry is the first step to prevent the disease.
Diapers should be changed frequently.
The diaper area should be left open to dry from time to time.
The use of soap and other harsh cleaners and wet wipes should be limited in the diaper area.
Diaper rash creams should be used regularly to strengthen the skin barrier.
For treatment, a combination of topical cortisone creams, antifungal creams and skin regenerating creams can be used.