Suggest Treatment For Spreading Rash Even After Nystatin Usage
my daughter has been prescribed nystatin twice and inbetween the second time she was giving a steroid ointment....and the rash will not goo away and has spread again to the front of her as well as a few spots on her legs.....I love her doctor....but im getting frustrated cause she keeps crying and saying it hurts burns and itches and I cant seem to help her....
I can understand your concern for the spreading rash in your daughter. After analyzing the query I can get that your daughter probably have mild atopic dermatitis over the legs. You have not mentioned the exact diagnosis given by your doctor. I suggest you to take a second opinion for the rash as there could be multiple possibility of rash. In my patients with your kind of condition I generally suggest to do cold compression over the affected area. I also prescribe an antihistamine to reduce the intensity of burning and itching. You can take further guidance from a dermatologist. All the best.
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Suggest Treatment For Spreading Rash Even After Nystatin Usage
Hello, I can understand your concern for the spreading rash in your daughter. After analyzing the query I can get that your daughter probably have mild atopic dermatitis over the legs. You have not mentioned the exact diagnosis given by your doctor. I suggest you to take a second opinion for the rash as there could be multiple possibility of rash. In my patients with your kind of condition I generally suggest to do cold compression over the affected area. I also prescribe an antihistamine to reduce the intensity of burning and itching. You can take further guidance from a dermatologist. All the best.