thread: Anti-fungal creams with MCN???

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  1. #1
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    Nov 2006
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    I dont know if it is the same but I saw a anti fungal moogoo cream at the chemist today and thought of you?

    they have a heap of new products or maybe i have been under a rock which look devine

    Good luck hope it gets better soon

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    Oct 2008
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    boomba - thanks for letting me know! We don't get moogoo in stores over here, but I went to their website and might order some... I've always wanted to try it.

    Sarah & crystalboo- thanks for the info about canestin - anything I can use with the MCN would be greatly appreciated - and the canesting rince sounds good.

    Alioops - thanks for the tip about water soluble things - the one the dr recommended is not water soluble so I've been using sposies can't wait till she has her fluffy bum back!

    So far the rash is slowly going away. Grace has had nappy free time with her bum in the sunlight coming into our lounge room which she loves (a tip from my mum) We're also still using the medicated cream and Grace had a bath with bicarb soda in it and it has really made a difference. Fingers crossed that she'll be all clear in the next few days.

    Thanks again for everyones help!

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    I keep Pharmacy Health Topical Antifungal cream in the medicine cupboard.
    I've used it with MCN's & haven't had a problem. Its handy to have all the time.
    I try to do a strip wash if there's been thrush

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    Oct 2008
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    Ok - I've given up on the antifungal creams as it looks like just plain horrible nappy rash, also given up on the zinc creams as well so we are now back into MCN's. I'm trying the cornstarch on her bottom now and it looks like it is helping - yay

    So, I'm thinking I might need to do a strip wash - the only problem is - how do I do it? I know people have talked about it but I have no idea how to do it myself... Can anyone help me out?

    Thanks!

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    hun may i ask what are your mcn lined with?

    when DD was that age i simply couldnt use anything other than natural liners (not that i realised for some time!) but - you might need to look for natural inners (bamboo and or cotton velour)

    also you can use silk liners in her nappies - this got rid of dd's problems straight away. Many of the MCN stores sell them - I just did them on a seperate "hand wash" in the machine and hung them out before it did the spin cycle.

    are you using cloth wipes on her bum? I also found that even the natural non chemical wipes gave DD a reaction - so moved on to plain water and a cloth.

    between all that nappy rash basically dissapeared! and after a while i have found that i dont need to use the silk liners all the time either

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    Kitt3n - I've been trying to use my bamboo mostly but some of the liners are microfleece... I'll see if I can get some of the silk liners, I'm willint to try anything at the moment... I'm also using plain water and cloth to wipe, and a hairdryer to dry, which she just loves! waves her legs in the air and gurgles, so cute!

    The Dr prescribed a stronger cream for her today, the rash just isn't clearning up and now she has one on her face I'm hoping something works soon as it is starting to bother her, poor little thing. We were using sposies but since there has been no change, I'm going back to my cloth.