Diaper ointment, such as Hypoglus, is used in the treatment of diaper rash because it promotes healing of redness, heat, pain, or bubbles due to bubbles usually due to prolonged contact of the baby’s skin with urine and stool.
Other ointments for skin rashes in infants include:
- These ointments should only be used when your baby or newborn has diaper rash.
- To learn how to identify your baby’s diaper rash and other ways to treat it.
- See: How to take care of your baby’s diaper rash.
Roasting ointments should be applied by placing the equivalent of a pea grain at the tip of the finger and passing over the reddish area, forming a white layer. While the baby still has diaper rash, it is necessary to clean the ointment that has been previously placed. and replace a little ointment every time you change the diaper.
Ointments intended to prevent diaper rash in the baby are different from diaper rash ointments and should only be used when the baby does not have diaper rash to prevent it from appearing.
Examples of these ointments include Turma da Xuxinha’s preventive diaper rash cream, Mustela diaper rash cream and Turma da Monica diaper rash preventive cream, which should be applied daily to each diaper change.
In addition to these ointments to prevent diaper rash, the diaper should be changed every time the baby urinates and defecated, not letting the skin stay in contact with these substances for more than 10 minutes.