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What Could Dry Rash Spots On The Buttocks Of A Child Be?

My 5. Year old son has maybe 4-5 red circular dry rash spots on and between his butt cheeks. He now has two on his inner thighs. The doctor wasn t sure if it was a fungal thing or exzema. We have tried nystop powder that seemed to work a little in reducing the size and redness but didn t really clear it up. I am now trying a hydrocortisone cream to see if that works. I just put him to bed so we ll see in the morning but I am wondering if anyone could tell me what it is. Thanks!
Mon, 9 Jan 2017
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Hi,

Those areas are hot and wet and can cause fungal infection or maceration. This is like you Rub your knees against each other for a long time and placing hot water. It will be red and pain. So it is possible that your child can have the 2 things. Come back to your doctor and try another treatment.

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What Could Dry Rash Spots On The Buttocks Of A Child Be?

Hi, Those areas are hot and wet and can cause fungal infection or maceration. This is like you Rub your knees against each other for a long time and placing hot water. It will be red and pain. So it is possible that your child can have the 2 things. Come back to your doctor and try another treatment.