Diaper/Nappy rash warning alert!!

It's that time or may have already started in your location for high risk of diaper/nappy rash. Especially for the wearing for need and 24/7.

As the summer heat and humidity cranks up, making diaper wearing miserable or almost unbearable at times.

Rather you wear for fun or need, don't forget and be concerned about skin health. Nobody wants the nasty diaper rash. Let's take care of our body's health.

As writing this post I'm sitting on a chux pad airing out with a thick layer of rash cream. My skin is very red and irritated and starting the wonderful rash.

Hopefully I can get this under control very quick. It's not terrible yet, however sooner the better. I'll start changing every 4 hours instead of the summer normal 8 hours and no booster pads.

Thought I was using enough rash cream and powder to keep the RASH under control. However it's been terribly hot and working hard outside doesn't help.

I'm sure my disposable diaper has absorbed more sweat than urine. It's been very uncomfortable for the last week as an incontinent person.

Being incontinent isn't easy or ideal condition to be in. I rather be this way than a much much worse life situation. I'm thankful for that.

Any ways, just remember to take needed measures to keep your skin and general health first priority.

Yep. The Rash. I’m not fully incontinent but close to it. That said I have had times where the Rash has gotten me.

It always involves traveling. Long periods of time where I can’t get to a place to change. Most airplane trips have resulted in diaper rash for me. Not enough time to get to the bathroom results in “damp” diapers. Then too much time sitting in them. By the time I get to where I can change, I can’t wait to get out of them and get a shower.

I guess it’s just one of the pitfalls of being a diaper wetter.

Yep. The Rash. I’m not fully incontinent but close to it. Not enough time to get to the bathroom results in “damp” diapers. Then too much time sitting in them. By the time I get to where I can change, I can’t wait to get out of them and get a shower.

I guess it’s just one of the pitfalls of being a diaper wetter.

I think the heat of the plastic backing disposable diaper mixed with urine, sweat and prolonged wearing is the perfect recipe for the nasty rash.

I use nothing but premium plastic backing disposable diapers. The clothlike diapers do not hold up and leak for my active lifestyle, especially at work.

Yep! Rash time….really my first serious experience.

I do think my vinyl cover pants make for a damper environment….

My wife suggested sitting out on our balcony naked to air it all out…..neighbors behind us might freak, and i’m not going over to explain.

Being in diapers during hot weather is not fun. The risk of diaper rash increases. To reduce the risk of diaper rash I would change someone more frequently and as soon after they wet as possible.

I would also use a zinc oxide barrier cream

In order to give their skin a break, I would let them go without a diaper. If they were worried about having an accident I would put a pad on the furniture.

Preventing Diaper rash is important. When my wife changes me, she makes sure to clean me up and apply diaper rash cream/paste and powder to ensure that I do not get a rash as I wear diapers 24/7.

Maintaining good hygiene protocol is essential for those of who either need to wear diapers for medical reasons or who choose to wear diapers like I do for personal emotional comfort and pleasure. Staying clean, using the right creams and lotions, or baby powder for me and my friends in our community allows us to pursue one of life's genuine, but often frowned upon activities-wearing diapers and plastic pants, wetting ourselves and even indulging in an occasional pooping accident.

I ran into somebody on the net who thought diaper rash was agony . He had tried a million creams and ointments and still felt like somebody was cheese grating his dick ! Boy was he surprised when we all said it’s yeast get some miconazole powder your partners Monistat Or an athletes foot spray it will cure it quick .

I ran into somebody on the net who thought diaper rash was agony . He had tried a million creams and ointments and still felt like somebody was cheese grating his dick ! Boy was he surprised when we all said it’s yeast get some miconazole powder your partners Monistat Or an athletes foot spray it will cure it quick .

My wife got a bad rash under her breast. Same thing, couldn’t find monistat at CVS (theyre closing and low on stock), but athletes foot powder did the trick! I thought it was an odd place for a yeast infection, but doc told us it was fairly common.

@Rigel i get them on my sack literally. When it’s perfect temp and the boys are all wrinkly is sure sign for me to start powdering them , it’s very common in incontinent males according to my nurse friends .

Diaper rash is all part of it.....When a babifed person is kept in diapers it's only normal that a bit of diaper rash comes with it...It's exciting and yet at the same time uncomfortable to be laying there naked, hairless and in the middle of being changed when she starts putting diaper rash cream on your little wee wee and tiny sack...and bottom...then the powder and her constant attention as she pulls the clean diaper in place covering your privates and pinning them tightly around your waste...

There now....it'll be ok as she pulls the plastic panties in place, pats your bottom and says go on now....You are dry for now....and walks out of the room looking back at your bulging diapers knowing that several hours later she will be changing you again...

I empathize with all of the folks dealing with the summer heat and wearing diapers. Weather you are incontinent or just enjoy diapers heat and needing a diaper change really challenge the health and comfort of the skin. I did a new deck coating around our pool this summer in 42 C heat wearing just a cloth diaper and I still started to rash. We need to thank all the pharmaceutical companies for their zinc base diaper rash creams.

I had to say the alternative is what I am facing today - 20 C and heavy snow. Yeah ! Heavy diapers and plastic pants.