i know my son jus had the same thing looked like poison ivy and burns on his ****…i used no baby wipes at all for a little over a week…everytime he pooped or peed i stuck him under warm water in the bath…then most of the day i kept the diaper off..its a lot of work but its worth it…and then i put him on a antifungual antibacterial diaper rash cream from the doctor…i did extactly what he told me to do…no baby wipes and clean his but with warm water and soap at every single diaper change and apply corn starch…after 4 days it was gone..it went from looking like a 3rd degree burn that was bleeding to absolulty gone in 4 days…it works jus bath at every diaper…destine..cornstarch…and the cream from the doctors and after a few days u will both feel better “) good luck mom

Try a calendula-based diaper rash cream from your local health food store. Also, look into changing your diapers (sometimes the rash is exacerbated by whatever materials are in the diapers). You might just have to switch to cloth diapers and keep your baby clean and dry for a while, or stop using diapers altogether until the rash heals.

It’s entirely possible that the rash is being caused by an allergic reaction–if it recurs, pay close attention to the products you use on your baby, the clothes she wears, the food she eats, etc.

I went through the same thing and got an answer from this site that worked. Milk of Magnesium. Put that on her little bottom when you change her. It worked. Sounds crazy, but I know first hand that it works.

Ok….definitely let the bottom air out. You can buy Chux pads at a drug store to stop the baby from making a *** mess. You need to change the brand of your diaper. I know it sounds nuts but 2 of mine were allergic to Pampers brand but ok with Huggies or store brands while my other one was allergic to Huggies. Seriously….find a diaper that doesn’t hurt the baby!!Then alternate PLAIN yogurt (YES THE KIND YOU EAT) spread on the bottom and burnt flour. These are old remedies but they work great. You just put some flour in a pan and cook until brown. Seal it off in a baggy and use alternately with the plain yogurt. BTW…these were DOCTOR recommended when nothing else would work.

Keep updated with the doctor.
Try to keep the diaper off for periods of time during the day. Do not put diaper rash cream where ever it is bleeding.
I use diaper rash cream but I also have used olive oil and vitamin e oil and it’s worked great.
Prevention is key to diaper rashes. always change diapers frequently and let the babies behind air out every day for a little while.

a diaper rash that is bleeding is severe. keep the area dry and clean, change her often don’t let her sit in wet diapers. air it out often. cornstarch works well to help absorb wetness. you might try changing diaper brands if you use one that is scented(like pampers)to one that is unscented, or even using cloth

Sudocream seems to work well and I’ve been told by some mothers that the curash powder is good. if you want to try something natural Paw Paw ointment does the trick you can buy that at Pharmacies.

Silvadene Cream 1% !!!!!!

This is by prescription only. My son and daughter both experienced the exact rash your explaining. Our pediatrician whom also is on the National board of Pediatrics always gives a prescription for this in cases of extreme diaper rash. It is normally prescribed for severe burn victims; but when you think about it….diaper rash is just that. I would also recommend NOT USING scented wipes-unscented only and assuring she is always dry in unscented diapers. If your pediatrician will prescribe this, I saw dramatic results within 12 hours and my sons was gone after 48hrs and my daughters was gone after 72hrs. Also, if you’re ****** feeding, my doctor recommended a bland diet for me, just to avoid any possible further irritation that might be contributing to the problem, such as one due to an allergy (although an allergy he said would be EXTREMELY UNCOMMON). Good luck I will pray for you both. God bless……

Try corn starch, but if its bleeding you should bring her back to the doctors for a check up.

Air and cooking lard apparenlty works wonders, also in some cases teething can cause this to happen, when they are about to pop through.