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Timodine for nappy rash

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Cookies47 · 16/02/2021 21:32

Having a nappy rash nightmare and it's making me completely depressed

My poor little new baby has raw nappy rash

We've now been prescribed timodine for her bum and nystan for her oral thrush

Does anyone have any experiences of how long timodine has taken to work for you? 4 full days and it still looks the same to me

We've been told to give it 7 days and the cream can't be used for any longer than that. I rang the GP again after 3 days to say I didn't feel like we were having any improvement and he said that he'd expect to not see improvements until day 5.

I'm really struggling

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BunnyRuddington · 16/02/2021 21:35

Can I ask what wipes you are using? DS and DN could only tolerate water or camomile tea and cotton wool.

QueenOfTheDoubleWide · 16/02/2021 21:38

Probably you already know but the worst cases of nappy rash we used to see were in babies whose mothers used things like Sudocrem. Any oily occlusive cream will transfer to the nappy surface and make it less absorbent so keep the urine on the skin. Are you using any other nappy creams? If so, please don't
Timodine is fine as it is a light texture

Cookies47 · 16/02/2021 21:56

We're just using timodine on it's own, following nappy changes with just water and cotton wool. I just hoped people would have some experience of how long it has taken to work for them?

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Starlive23 · 16/02/2021 21:58

Metanium (sp?) Was the best and only thing I ever used it was just brilliant for putting it on at night and the next day the rash was gone, I cannot recommend it highly enough

lionpaws · 16/02/2021 22:05

Have used it in the past and recall it took only a couple of days to start improving. 4-5 days to notice a real difference.

Cookies47 · 16/02/2021 22:20

@lionpaws

Have used it in the past and recall it took only a couple of days to start improving. 4-5 days to notice a real difference.
Thank you :)
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JRGC · 17/06/2024 06:05

Hi, did you find something that finally worked? Currently tried so many different treatments. Thank you 🙂

brookedavis12 · 25/07/2024 18:18

Opening up this feed again beggin for an answer as my little newborn has the exact same thing xx

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