What should I do if my baby has a red butt?

The baby's red buttocks may be caused by repeated diarrhea, which should be improved by taking oral antidiarrheal drugs. If it is caused by an allergic reaction, it can be treated with topical ointments and oral medications. Appropriate treatment measures should be selected according to different diseases.

Baby's red buttocks is usually caused by repeated diarrhea symptoms, most of which are caused by acute enteritis and rotavirus infection. Improvements can be made through oral anti-inflammatory drugs, such as cefixime granules, and they also need to be combined with montmorillonite powder and probiotics to achieve the effect of regulating intestinal flora and stopping diarrhea, and can also avoid the aggravation of diarrhea symptoms. Generally, after the diarrhea symptoms are improved, the symptoms of diaper rash will also be alleviated.

Red buttocks may also be caused by an allergic reaction, most of which are caused by diaper allergies or diaper allergies. In this case, it is necessary to apply external ointments. You can use compound dexamethasone acetate cream or triamcinolone acetonide econazole cream to improve the condition, which can achieve anti-inflammatory and anti-infection effects. You can also take oral cetirizine and other drugs to improve the condition.

Targeted treatment must be provided based on individual conditions, and the buttocks area must also be protected. You can use warm water to wash it and keep the area fresh and dry.