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Diaper Dermatitis (Candidiasis)  A parent's guide for infants and babies

Picture of Diaper Dermatitis (Candidiasis): Small, white, distinct pus-filled lesions often have associated redness in candida infections, which are often found in the diaper region. Divider line
Small, white, distinct pus-filled lesions often have associated redness in candida infections, which are often found in the diaper region.
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Treatments Your Provider May Prescribe
Topical therapies, applied twice a day:
  • Nystatin cream
  • Econazole cream
  • Miconazole cream
  • Clotrimazole cream
The doctor may also reassure you that once your baby is toilet trained, the diaper dermatitis will no longer develop.


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Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008
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