Definition:
Nappy rash is a common ailment experienced by babies. It is characterized by rashes and irritation on the bowel caused by bacteria and fungi due to improper hygiene procedures.
Diagnosis:
Nappy rash can be diagnosed by the presence of the symptoms shown by the patient.
Treatment:
Proper hygiene is the best way to prevent nappy rash. Topical creams are also available to stop the rashes.
Symptoms and Signs:
The symptoms of nappy rash include red rashes on the skin of the anus. Babies often feel discomfort and irritation due to the itch brought about by the rashes.
Causes:
Nappy rash is usually caused by bacteria and fungi infections on the skin. When the bowel is not properly washed and dried after the baby defecates.
