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How to Avoid Diaper Rash and How to Treat It

Here are some preventive measures you can take to avoid getting diaper rash.

Keep the area clean and dry as much as you can. Wearing high quality diapers will help keep your skin feeling dry. Gently clean your diaper area with baby or adult wipes, then pat the skin dry rather than rubbing. If you’re still new to wearing diapers or wearing diapers 24/7, you can try using barrier creams or ointments. Apply a thin layer of a protective barrier cream or ointment down in your diaper area, such as zinc oxide or petroleum jelly, to create a barrier between the skin and moisture. Do be careful; a little goes a long way. The scent of those kinds of products could also give you away in public so please use these products conservatively.

Ensure that the diaper fits properly and is not too tight or too loose. Opt for breathable and absorbent materials to minimize moisture build-up like cotton or other breathable clothes, especially during the summer months. Wash your hands before and after changing the adult diaper to reduce the risk of infection or irritation.

If you do develop a diaper rash, keep the area clean. Gently cleanse the affected area with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh soaps or wipes that contain alcohol or fragrance, as they can worsen the rash. Stop wearing diapers temporarily if you can and allow the skin to breathe. Whenever possible, expose the affected area to air to promote healing. If you need to wear diapers, you can simply sit somewhere comfy at home and sit on top of an open diaper on top of a pad. Use a protective barrier cream or ointment, such as zinc oxide or a product specifically formulated for diaper rash, to soothe the skin and create a protective barrier against further irritation.

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