My 4 year old daughter has a red vaginal
area and is oozey. What can I do to
relieve it? She is in the tub - can I add
something to her bath water.
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mominashoe
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Posted: 05-06-08 13:35pm
She might have an infection. It's not a
good idea to out anything in her bath
water. Take her to the doctor for
evaluation and information on what to do.
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Marianne0558
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Posted: 05-06-08 13:40pm
When she is taking baths, do you usually
make it a bubble bath?
Have you switched soap brands?
I was a nanny for 5 years and the little
girl developed this problem as well. She
was 5 at the time. It turned out that she
was allergic to the bubble bath solution.
Just a thought.
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motherofhighspiritedones
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sitz bath Posted: 05-22-08 01:42am
if she has an infection, after you take
her to the doctor and get dr.'s okay maybe
a sitz bath will relieve any pain/itching.
i know that a sitz bath is tap water and
baking soda...don't know the ratio so ask
dr.
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eeyore46
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Posted: 05-22-08 02:28am
A lot of children are allergic to bubble
baths (my daughter) and it can actually
cause urinary tract infections and yeast
infections. I had a lot of yeast
infections when I was younger, and I would
take hot baths with baking soda. My
doctor told me to eat a lot of yogurt as
well. Even though she is 4, do not
hesitate to use Desitin, or a medicated
powder to protect the area and keep it
dry.