thread: Would you go back to the hospital?

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Dec 2005
    3,130

    Would you go back to the hospital?

    Yep def go to doctor if not ER. That's pretty bad that the kindy gave home someone else's bottle!!!!! I wouldn't be happy about that,!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    Northern Beaches Sydney
    533

    Poor little mite I'd take him back to get it checked out. I'll come back on tomorrow with them names of couple of products I used when my DS had a red raw bottom from teething. I still use them every now and then if DS gets a case of diahorrea.
    Definitely continue with the hydrozole as it will fight any fungal infection but these will just make it easier to clean him and make it less painful for him.

    Also have a look out for Burt Bees Daiper Ointment (I know I know sounds American) but OMG it is sooooo good. It will literally heal a raw bottom overnight. It's pricey at $20 a tube but so worth every squeeze. You may need to google suppliers as they are not sold everywhere.

  3. #3
    2014 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Feb 2010
    Gold Coast
    2,117

    Tell me about it. Another kindy overdosed him on his oral thrush meds.... then I was treated like "that woman" for being angry about it and lodging a complaint. They didn't even sack the idiot, and he went on to give me evil eye every time I dropped my son off. He also said hello to all the other kids but treated my boy like a leper.

    Makes me so mad. DP wanted to punch him in the head. I wanted to let him

    Aaaaanyway! Stuff like that seems to happen to my poor little darling. And we get the same line everywhere (the one we got in ICU after the induced coma at his birth) "Gee, stuff like this never happens". Yeah, well, it does to me a-holes!!! All the flapping time.

    Hmph. *tantrum*

    So yes, ER in the morning I think. Unless he magically poos a nugget overnight.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
    5,171

    Wow. That's atrocious! I can't believe he didn't get sacked! I don't know how serious it is with thrush meds but with the wrong medication that could do some serious damage. In QLD 2 qualified people have to sign off on the dosage before its administered exactly for that reason.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    Home with my Son :)
    2,611

    I used desitin too. It was the only thing that got rid of DS's rash when he had it bad..