Refractory Perianal Ulcers in a Neonate. Beyond the Diaper Rash

Perianal dermatitis: much more than just a diaper rash.

A Review Study of Diaper Rash Dermatitis Treatments

Background: Inflammation caused by diapers is one of the most common skin diseases in infants and children all over the world. Among the current therapies, modern chemical medicines are the most common ways of therapy despite their potential risks. In the present study, a variety of available chemical and complementary therapies are presented to facilitate the selection or further research on t...

Shampoo-Clay Heals Diaper Rash Faster Than Calendula Officinalis

BACKGROUND Diaper rash is one of the most common skin disorders of infancy and childhood. Some studies have shown that Shampoo-clay was effective to treat chronic dermatitis. Then, it is supposed that it may be effective in diaper rash; however, no published studies were found in this regard. OBJECTIVES This study aimed to compare the effects of Shampoo-clay (S.C) and Calendula officinalis (C...

A target annular rash in an atopic neonate.

In 2011, a 3.15-kg term male neonate presented on day 24 of life with a 1-day history of a florid rash which began in the hands and spread to the body. A general practitioner prescribed an antihistamine syrup and calamine cream, but overnight the rash became more generalised. The baby was breastfed and received artificial formula supplementation. The mother stated that she had taken some rice w...

Comparison of the Effects of Chamomile and Calendula Ointments on Diaper Rash

Background: Diaper Rash is a common skin disorder in the infancy that makes infants and their parents anxious and nervous. Due to the high prevalence of dermatitis and its complications in addition to adverse effects of chemical drugs, herbal therapy is an appropriate solution. Aim: Comparison of the effects of Chamomile and Calendula ointments on severity of Diaper Rash. Methods: This double-b...