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Infant Having Skin Rashes In The Diaper Area And Legs. Looks Like Flea Bites. Allergy?

20 month old female 3 ft tall and 45 ish lbs ... had a bad bad bum rash for a week or so ive been trying to get rid of finally got it gone and it starts on her right leg right in the crease where her diapy sits where her leg meets her crotch area...now theres little seperate red bumps starting down the front of her right leg down to a couple on her ankle and some up her right side as well as some on the front of her left leg ...they almost look like flea bites but we have no animals or fleas .
Fri, 20 Jul 2012
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hi
the rash discribed by you looks like fungal rash.

this is quiet common in diaper area. it has spread in your case to legs.

what you need to do is to apply antifungal powder(mycoderm C) 3 times a day, keep the area dry as much as you can. avoid use of steroidal cream.

can show to a pediatrician for expert advise.

take care
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Infant Having Skin Rashes In The Diaper Area And Legs. Looks Like Flea Bites. Allergy?

hi the rash discribed by you looks like fungal rash. this is quiet common in diaper area. it has spread in your case to legs. what you need to do is to apply antifungal powder(mycoderm C) 3 times a day, keep the area dry as much as you can. avoid use of steroidal cream. can show to a pediatrician for expert advise. take care