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HELP URGENT PLEASE

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 07/11/2016 19:02

Hi All,

Please help, my 17 month old DD has been having horrendously runny poo's that have been burning her bum & surrounding areas but has cleared up.
However, from the first nappy change this morning - she's acting like she's been abused!
She'll let me wipe her bum no problem, but she will scream out in agony if I try & go anywhere near her vagina to wipe it, just after a wee!
She shakes with pain, I've tried just having a look but she struggled & will do anything in her power to not let me anywhere near it!
Have been using cream given to me with possible yeast infection having been diagnosed before - nothing.
She screams, cries, will NOT let me touch it.
No diet change, normal poos again, bathed daily....
Please help me she makes me feel so guilty but I just want to help Sad

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 11/11/2016 17:50

Glad it's all cleared up and your dd feeling better. Smile

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 11/11/2016 10:40

Hi all. She's much better now thank you.
Dr just said it could be the after affect of the acid type pooing & informed me I could spread bepanthen within the lips etc to soothe any pain.
I don't think this helped & I think it went away naturally on it's own after a few more days but, back to normal now & I'll never know x

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CottonSock · 09/11/2016 15:26

How is she doing?

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flumpybear · 09/11/2016 12:46

poor little lady - hope the doctor has some help for her!

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 08/11/2016 10:00

That's good news. I hope you managed to get some sleep!

Hope your poor dd is feeling better soon. Flowers

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 08/11/2016 09:34

For anyone who's interested - have got an appointment at 11 this morning for docs, she's no better about it being wipes this morning even after no cream just to give it some air to breathe over night.
Will keep updated. Thank you all for your help.

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 07/11/2016 20:01

Yeah she's lived in metanium the last few days! It worked reasonably well on the ass rash from the sore poos. But after the awful shits went & solids started, there was no rash. But now just the whole vagina thing!
Might get an app in the morning, thanks for the advice about a nappy test!

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 07/11/2016 20:01

I wouldn't worry about trying to look at it for now, it's obviously causing her more trauma. Just assume it's very sore and treat as best you can.

It is awful when your child is in pain, but try to stay calm and comfort her as best you can. It's treatable and she will get better. Flowers
As suggested, doctors in the morning or 111 for more advice.

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CottonSock · 07/11/2016 19:57

Yellow metanium cream works miracles

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Sparrowlegs248 · 07/11/2016 19:54

Is she still sore from.the poo? Ds had terrible sores from his 'teething poos ' and would also twist and cry and scream. Use cotton wool and water, much kinder than any wipe. I pat dry and then apply sudocrem to the sore areas, it doesn't seem to sting and protects it from wee and poo next time.

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Doodles15 · 07/11/2016 19:52

My dd was like this recently albeit not as extreme, she wasn't physically shaking with pain but was really sore and wouldn't let me near. I gave her as much water as possible and kept her as dry and clean as possible for a few days and it went away. No nappy cream or anything on it. I'd take her back to the GP for your own sanity. They can put a wee sticky bag on to collect wee to check for a UTI just in case. Hope she gets better soon.

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 07/11/2016 19:44

Okay just to reiterate - the prescribed cream was prescribed FOR HER in the past for a possible yeast infection & I was okay-ed to use it over the weekend after her appointment on Friday.
The only reason I'm ruling out a UTI is that she drinks plenty of water & no pain whilst peeing, no soreness AFTER peeing.
Was just wondering whether anyone else had encountered such a thing with theirs?
Honestly, all I want to do is have a look at it, she will fight and scream & cry.
She's never been like this. She will just let me wipe normally & get in there to get the poo out etc. but to flinch just going near it, just, scaring me a bit really.

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flumpybear · 07/11/2016 19:38

Call 111. Can you get a clean potty and have her wee on it then take s sample to out if hours if they send you there aloe GP tomorrow?
My DD harms kidney reflux and gets uti regularly. She's now 8but started when she was 10 months. She still gets very red and sore inside her bottom and vagina, all the way up and it's really horrible, she shakes too and metanium works a treat

Check her temp but it'll probably be low as you've been giving her calpol

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Arfarfanarf · 07/11/2016 19:31

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PotteringAlong · 07/11/2016 19:22

Please don't use cream prescribed for an adult on a baby when you don't know what's wrong with her!

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Note3 · 07/11/2016 19:19

Wee not week

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Note3 · 07/11/2016 19:18

I suspect she needs to drink more as if she's having a runny tummy and screaming in pain after a week her urine might be too strong and burning her. My eldest is a terror for not drinking enough and every now and then her vagina lips are red raw after wees and she has to hold a wet tissue there to neutralise the urine. If possible get your LO to wee in a bath of plain water (so she's sitting in the water for this)

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Pestilence13610 · 07/11/2016 19:18

Every time she wees or poos, think bidet.
Sit her in a sink, washing up bowl or baby bath and use a jug of warm water to help clean her, than plonk her on you softest towel and let her air dry, pop the heating up a bit if you need to.
Doctors tomorrow.

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 07/11/2016 19:16

Don't keep wiping it then if it's just a wet nappy for now. A doctor doesn't necessarily need to examine her if you can describe her symptoms.
They will also take her temperature to rule out a UTI. A sample of her urine would be helpful but I appreciate it is difficult to collect one at her age.

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BrianCoxWithBellsOn · 07/11/2016 19:13

Dr can put her on antibiotics, it sounds like the problem is the urethra which would equal a UTI.

Having had a few myself they are bloody agony and as a grown woman I've been reduced to tears.

You're doing everything you possibly can and it isn't clearing or getting better so 100% - Dr.

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BrianCoxWithBellsOn · 07/11/2016 19:11

Sorry just read your OP properly, it could be a UTI. Definitely get her checked at GP tomorrow.

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InfinityTimesInfinity · 07/11/2016 19:11

She's been on paracetamol since this morning. I use PURE water wipes and have since birth.
But if she won't even let me anywhere near it - what chance have I got of her letting a doc?
She's had so much nappy off time today.

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GherkinsOnToast · 07/11/2016 19:09

What are you using to clean her? Wipes, even gentle pure ones, sting like crazy on sore skin. Try warm water on cotton wool and pat it dry don't wipe as it may be making it hurt more.

A warm bath with some salt in it may help.

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