Baby girl's butt is itchy

Taking care of a baby girl is something that requires carefulness in life. Compared with baby boys, baby girls are more delicate and are more likely to have some abnormal problems in their bodies. For example, many baby girls will experience symptoms of itchy buttocks, which brings great pain to the baby girls' bodies. This situation requires timely observation and treatment. Let's take a look at what's going on with baby girl's itchy buttocks? I hope parents can understand this.

If a child's buttocks itch, it may be due to insufficient local cleaning after defecation, resulting in local bacterial infection, or it may be due to infection with intestinal parasites, such as worms. It is recommended to go to the pediatric department for a local examination. If it is a local inflammation, you can use calamine lotion to clean it, wipe it with a soft tissue after defecation, and test the stool. If there is a helminth infection, you need to take intestinal worm clearing drugs.

It is considered to be diaper rash, which is an inflammatory skin lesion that occurs in the diaper area, also known as baby erythema. Wash your baby's diaper area thoroughly with every diaper change, and use warm water instead of soap when washing your baby's bottom to reduce local irritation. To make the baby's damaged skin surface clean and refreshing, you can use Daknin cream or Daimato ointment or Lithospermum officinale ointment for external use when it is eroded.

It is recommended to help girls clean their vulva and change their underwear every day; after defecation, be sure to wipe from front to back to avoid contamination of the vulva by feces; when other parts of the child's body are infected, do not use antibiotics indiscriminately, or follow the doctor's orders, and the medication time should not be too long. When parents suffer from candidal vaginitis, washing utensils (bathtub, towels, bath towels, etc.) should be kept separate from their children to avoid cross infection.

Finally, if the baby is breastfed, diet will also have a certain impact on the baby. Raw, cold and spicy foods must be avoided, and salty and spicy foods cannot be eaten. Otherwise, the baby will feel a stinging sensation when urinating and defecating, causing itching of the vulva. Also, try to use diapers as little as possible. Because diapers are not breathable, urine cannot be cleared in time, which can also cause vulvitis.