What should I do if my baby's butt cracks

Babies are very likely to get hurt if they are not properly cared for by their parents. Therefore, parents must watch their babies carefully and not let them run around by themselves. Some babies will have cracks on their buttocks due to excessively dry skin. This kind of injury is very difficult to recover. Parents can choose to apply some medicine to the baby. Now let’s learn together what to do if the baby’s butt crack is cracked?

1. Pay attention to the baby's hygiene. If you use diapers, choose better quality ones. It is best to wash the baby's bottom with clean water every time you change the diaper. The effect of washing with clean water is much better than wiping with wet wipes. If you use diapers, change the diapers in time. During the period when the baby has red bottom, it is best not to use diapers first. The baby's bottom will get better quickly in a ventilated and breathable environment.

2. A good diaper cream can effectively prevent diaper rash. It is recommended to try Pampers diaper rash cream. Pampers diaper cream is relatively refreshing. Just apply a thin layer each time, and it will be almost improved in two or three days.

Generally, eczema is caused by the moisture around the anus. The child needs to be cleaned for food accumulation and the area around the anus needs to be kept dry and clean. This will gradually improve. Local medication is also needed, such as erythromycin ointment, which can help with inflammation and recovery.

It is recommended to wash the child's buttocks after each bowel movement to help keep the area dry and clean, and to give local erythromycin ointment to help dissipate and recover from inflammation.

Frequent bowel movements and the discharge of large amounts of water can easily lead to redness and swelling of the anus. You can clean the anus after defecation, wipe it dry, and then apply some erythromycin ointment. This can not only prevent infection, but also reduce friction between the diaper and the anus.

You can use Mommy Love for diarrhea, but it must be taken with warm water and cannot be taken directly; montmorillonite powder can slow down intestinal movement but it must be taken on an empty stomach. Do not take other medicines or food for an hour before and after, but you can feed water and oral rehydration salts to prevent dehydration. If the above treatment is ineffective and symptoms such as less tears, less urine, and poor spirits occur, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment.