Thankyou for your replies. There are no doctor surgeries open on weekends and there is no doctor working at the local hospital so I would have to travel an hour to the next hospital where a doctor is working this afternoon and wait in emergency.
I have tried Daktozin and Benpathen, they both seemed to work at first but didn't finish the job. I have also tried hydrozole, pawpaw, bedadine, and even a cortisone cream which cleared up her last spot but is doing nothing to this one.
I called the local hospital and spoke with the nurse she has advised to use zinc & caster oil and if she gets a temperature take her to the other hospital otherwise if it doesn't improve by the time the doctors re-open to book her in.
She has not had a temperature as yet and it doesn't seem to be concerning her it is just the damn thing will not clear up!
I have also ordered some medical honey but it hasn't been delivered yet
EXTERNAL BENEFITS
Manuka Honey Can Be Used Externally For:
* Acne
* Skin Ulcer
* Athletes Foot
* Dental Health
* Open Wounds
* Eye Infections
* Diabetic Wound
* Arthritic Inflammation
* Insect bites and stings
* Cracked Skin Conditions
* Minor Cuts, Scratches, abrasions
* Foot/Leg Ulcer (including Diabetic)
* Amputation Stump Wound (Diabetic)
* Burns (First, Second, and Third Degree)
* Foot and leg sores (including Diabetic & open leg sores)
NUTRITIONAL COMPOUND INGREDIENTS
* Sugars
* Water
* Minerals
* Vitamins
* Active Antibacterial Properties
RECCOMMENDED DOSAGE
ORALLY:- To get the maximum benefits of Manuka Honey take as directed by the product recommendations.
STORAGE:- Keep in a well sealed container, out of direct sunlight, at room temperature.
PREGNANCY:- Always ask a health professional before commencing use. Manuka honey is often used to combat morning sickness. Morning Sickness - Mix half a teaspoon of ginger juice, one teaspoon of fresh lime juice, one teaspoon of mint juice and one teaspoon of UMF Honey. Take 3-4 times a day.
MEDICATION:- If you are taking medication, ask a health professional first before commencing use.
The main nappy cream when I had my girls in nappies was zinc & castor oil which you can buy at the supermarket or chemist. I found it really worked and they hardly had a rash apaart from teething time.
My MIL said she had used egg white. I think she beat it a bit then placed it on the bottom. Another thought is to make a paste using bicarb.
If it is sunny give her nappy free time in the sun to help dry it up.
When you change her nappy wash with either salt water or betadine and keep this up for the next week so it really heals.
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