Adult Diaper Rash

Do adults get diaper rash?

When you have to wear diapers all day, the diaper has sweat, urine leakage, lots and lots of wetness, you may get diaper rash. If you are still troubled by diaper rash, then you must have never used our adult diapers.

What is diaper rash in adults?

Diaper rash or diaper dermatitis in adults can have a variety of causes.

When you think of diaper rash, a cute little baby comes to mind. However, diaper rash is also a common and unfortunate condition for adults with urine leakage!

Symptoms of rash due to adult diapers

Diaper rash in adults is most common on areas of skin covered by the diaper, such as the genitals, inner thighs, and buttocks. Common symptoms of diaper rash in adults include:

• angry spotting
  

• red skin

• peeling of the skin

• skin that is very tender to the touch or pains

• irritation

Causes of rashes due to adult diapers

Diaper rash is painful, uncomfortable, and can affect a person's lifestyle. Why do you want to get them?

Diaper friction: When the skin rubs against a rough or meshed diaper surface, it can become soft and irritated.

Can an adult get diaper rash from pads? Yes, in fact, this diaper-induced irritation is similar to the chafing women experience from using sanitary pads.

Dampness and moisture: If you keep forgetting to change your diaper, or if your diaper doesn't absorb urine efficiently or quickly, you may be prone to adult diaper rash. This is because your skin is exposed to moisture and moisture for a long time.

Elasticity: The rough elastic material of adult diapers can penetrate deep into the skin. Often, adults downsize to protect themselves from side leaks. Wearing the wrong size diaper can also cause diaper rash in adults.

Chemicals: Diapers often contain harmful chemicals such as artificial fragrances, sulfur or chemical bleach, chlorine, etc. These can cause the sensitive genital skin to become irritated and red. 

How to prevent diaper rash in adults?

The first rule to avoid adult diaper rash is to use the right diaper! Next time you go to your local drugstore or online store, look for these in adult diapers:

• Chemical/paraben/artificial fragrance and bleach-free diapers.

• Diapers with a soft cotton top layer.

• Just the right way to hug your body in all the right places

• A diaper that is absorbent enough, not only that, but also absorbs water quickly.

Xili Hygiene's adult diapers have all of these features and more! In addition, they are highly absorbent, won't let urine stay on your butt for too long. Breathable, won't feel moist after wearing diapers for extended periods of time, and wrap front and rear well to prevent leakage. And it is also the best choose for night time nappies for adults. Keep your butt away from diaper rash.

If you're still battling diaper rash, keep reading!

Treatment of rashes caused by adult diapers

The treatment of diaper rash in adults is very simple but effective. Here are a few ways to treat diaper rash from adult diapers:

• Keep the diaper area clean and dry - try not to wear the same diaper for extended periods of time. Use petroleum jelly to form a barrier and help retain moisture in the area.

• Get the air out of the diaper area several times throughout the day - fresh air on inflamed skin will help the rash heal. Allow the area to ventilate for 10-15 minutes after each diaper change. Wear loose-fitting clothing and size up in diapers to allow the area to heal faster.

• Diaper Rash Creams and Lotions - Can adults use diaper rash creams? Yes! And it's easy to find over-the-counter medications and creams for diaper rash in adults. Put a layer of cream on the rash, you can even put petroleum jelly on it to keep your clothes from sticking to the cream.

• Stay hygienic, even if you're suffering from a rash! - Avoid scrubbing your skin while bathing, and use a mild, fragrance-free, chemical-free cleanser. Your thighs, buttocks, and genitals are ideal places for bacteria to grow. Maintaining proper hygiene can prevent this from happening.

How to treat diaper rash from candida infection?

Candida diaper dermatitis is a yeast infection. Your healthcare provider will recommend an antifungal medication (cream, ointment, or pill) to stop the yeast overgrowth and treat the rash. For severe rashes, a steroid ointment, such as 1% hydrocortisone, can be used.

Complications due to adult diapers rash

The greatest risk is a fungal or bacterial infection. The initial simple infection may spread to the surrounding skin. The skin covered in diapers is warm, moist, dark and a perfect breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. These rashes can be found in the creases of the skin. This is why maintaining proper hygiene is absolutely essential.

When should I consult a doctor for diaper rash in adults?

If the rash does not begin to heal within three days. Or if pus or blood seeps from the affected area. You may choose to see a doctor as you may feel sick and no harm at all!