Keep area dry and change frequently. If recurs, check for sources of fungus on mother's breast, vaginal area, and pacifiers. Bacterial Diaper Rash 1. Superficial Staphylococcal infection most common with pustules and crusted lesions 2. Treat with topical Mupiricin or Neosporin.
Extensive infection requires oral anti-staphylococcal coverage.
Seborrhea Dermatitis 1. Red, scaly waxy patches. Often associated with cradle cap, axillary, neck folds and behind the ear lesions. Often secondarily infected with Candidiasis. Ketoconazole or hydrocortisone cream may help in severe cases.