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Answers to common questions about
nappy rash and Sudocrem®
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| Q : Can I use Sudocrem for anything
other than nappy rash? |
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A : Although Sudocrem is a market leader
in the nappy rash sector, it can also be used for cuts,
grazes and bedsores.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : Where can I purchase Sudocrem?
(Applies UK only) |
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A : Sudocrem is available from independent
pharmacies, major pharmacy chains, supermarkets and selected
children's department stores.
Alternatively, if you would like to purchase on line,
click
here
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| Q : I have heard nappy rash creams
may clog nappies, making them less effective - does this
happen with Sudocrem? |
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| A : If Sudocrem is applied correctly (i.e. a
small amount applied thinly), there is no evidence to
suggest that it will have a negative effect on the ability
of nappies to absorb urine. |
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| Q : What is nappy rash? |
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A : Nappy rash can also be a common cause
of unhappy, crying babies. As many as one in four babies
will suffer from nappy rash at one time or another and
babies can be more susceptible during teething, when changing
from breast to bottle feeding, or when starting on solid
foods.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : How can I tell if my baby has nappy
rash? |
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A : You can recognise nappy rash in a
number of ways, such as skin in the nappy area can become
sore, spotty and hot to touch. Nappy rash will normally
start with a slight redness in the nappy area and areas
such as the buttocks and upper thighs can become red and
moist.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : How can I prevent nappy rash occurring?
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A : Prevention is always better than cure
and, in theory, nappy rash would never occur if baby’s
bottom was always cool, dry and completely protected from
irritants and infection. Although this is not practicable,
we recommend a number of ways to help prevent nappy rash.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : What should I do to treat nappy
rash? |
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A : If your baby develops nappy rash,
then you need to soothe the soreness and ensure that the
skin heals as soon as possible. This is where Sudocrem
can help, plus it will protect the skin from further attack
by irritants or infection.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : What is Sudocrem? |
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A : Sudocrem has been clinically proven
in the management of nappy rash, which helps soothe, heal
and protect your baby’s delicate skin. It is made up in
a base with water-repellent properties which form a protective
barrier, therefore helping to stop any irritants (urine
and stools) coming into contact with the skin. In addition,
the emollient effect of Sudocrem can help to soothe sore
inflamed skin whilst leaving the skin feeling soft.
Find out more here. |
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| Q : How much Sudocrem do I need to
apply? |
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A : The general rule is to use a small
amount and apply in a thin layer. Massage in small circular
movements until the Sudocrem has disappeared leaving a
translucent film. If this does not cover the affected
area apply a little more – Remember a little really does
go a long way.
If the area stays white after application, too much has
been applied. |
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| Q : Who makes Sudocrem? |
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A : Sudocrem is manufactured
in by Forest Tosara Ltd, one of the companies making up
Forest Laboratories Europe.
Find out more here. |
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