Seeking advice on treating rash on baby

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Another mom on the list was discussing using a homeopathic remedy on

her child for a rash. My 16 month old has had a rash on the left

side of his neck and the lower right side of his belly. It has been

there since he was 2 weeks old. It is NOT eczema. We have tried

every cream and ointment, natural and otherwise, with no avail. I

kind of hoped it would go away eventually, but it never has. Is

there any advice anyone could give about a homeopathic remedy to try,

or an online resource to search. The rash is flat and smooth,

usually light pink sometimes looking irritated with a darker pink

color. Sometimes when it's irritated he digs at it. It blistered

once when I used a combo antifungal/corticosteroid cream from the

doctor, but that was very long ago. We haven't put anything on it in

about 6 months, except occasionally lavender EO when it's itchy. If

anyone could offer any info, I would really appreciate it. Thanks,

Shayla

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At 10:52 PM 12/31/2001 -0000, you wrote:

>Another mom on the list was discussing using a homeopathic remedy on

>her child for a rash. My 16 month old has had a rash on the left

>side of his neck and the lower right side of his belly. It has been

>there since he was 2 weeks old. It is NOT eczema. We have tried

>every cream and ointment, natural and otherwise, with no avail. I

>kind of hoped it would go away eventually, but it never has. Is

>there any advice anyone could give about a homeopathic remedy to try,

>or an online resource to search.

You have to be VERY careful with a rash - to JUST get rid of it might be

suppress it and drive the disturbance deeper. You do that and you often

end up with lung symptoms- asthma etc. The only way to work with this is

with a homeopath - there is no magic homeopathic remedy. The remedy taken

has to match the whole picture of your baby

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/homeo.htm

The rash is flat and smooth,

>usually light pink sometimes looking irritated with a darker pink

>color. Sometimes when it's irritated he digs at it. It blistered

>once when I used a combo antifungal/corticosteroid cream from the

>doctor, but that was very long ago. We haven't put anything on it in

>about 6 months, except occasionally lavender EO when it's itchy. If

>anyone could offer any info, I would really appreciate it. Thanks,

>Shayla

I'm sure it is frustrating, but this only shoud be dealt with as part of

the whole picture of the baby. Using something to make it go away is not

the answer. Read the article I wrote with link above and see a homeopath

on the link to the list from there.

Good luck

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My son has a rash just like that on his chin that will not go away. (Has

been there over 2 yrs.) I'm interested in any advice as well.

Carolyn Langdon

Seeking advice on treating rash on baby

> Another mom on the list was discussing using a homeopathic remedy on

> her child for a rash. My 16 month old has had a rash on the left

> side of his neck and the lower right side of his belly. It has been

> there since he was 2 weeks old. It is NOT eczema. We have tried

> every cream and ointment, natural and otherwise, with no avail. I

> kind of hoped it would go away eventually, but it never has. Is

> there any advice anyone could give about a homeopathic remedy to try,

> or an online resource to search. The rash is flat and smooth,

> usually light pink sometimes looking irritated with a darker pink

> color. Sometimes when it's irritated he digs at it. It blistered

> once when I used a combo antifungal/corticosteroid cream from the

> doctor, but that was very long ago. We haven't put anything on it in

> about 6 months, except occasionally lavender EO when it's itchy. If

> anyone could offer any info, I would really appreciate it. Thanks,

> Shayla

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In a message dated 1/1/02 5:00:51 AM Pacific Standard Time,

vaccineinfo@... writes:

> You have to be VERY careful with a rash - to JUST get rid of it might be

> suppress it and drive the disturbance deeper.

Trenton had a rash for some time, when I went to see the homeopath, he didn't

treat the rash, but rather gave us medication for other odd behaviours (not

sure what to call them - not symptoms) for example, him being afraid of

getting his head wet - the treatment helped, I can now wash his hair - and

the rash went away all on its own.

Chelly

San Diego, CA

Mommy to Trenton 8/19/99 - No Shots!

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We have used Calendula cream and it has worked wonderfully. You really

should see a classical homeopath to see what the underlying problem is.

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My dd at under 1 had this same sounding condition that my dh diagnosed as

ringworm. It was located behind her knee. Took her to HP and by that time it

resmbled eczema. After 1 dose of remedy it returned 2 more times and went away

faster each time. Seek a HP.

Laurie

Oh

. It is NOT eczema. . The rash is flat and smooth,

usually light pink sometimes looking irritated with a darker pink

color