Diaper rash

I have never had diaper rash, even a mild one (except as a baby-but those I definitely can’t describe!). I have on some occasions, stayed in the same wet diaper for many hours before changing, once even stying in a soaked and dirty one for most of a day, in an effort to try and develop a real diaper rash. Has anyone else here had one that they can remember? Can you describe what it feels like? If you did have one, was it easy to get rid of?

Can I describe it ? YES, you really don't want it , constant irritating pain just enough you don't want to be touched , you will do anything to find a comfortable position to be in so it doesn't hurt . you need ointment to help clear it up but cant get dressed to go get some . You cant sit or put you're legs together .

I started losing control of my legs five or six years ago . my bladder control started to go about two years ago . Now I cant even control it when I have to change .

Yes, pretty much what nvtwatch said. It's similar to having a bad sunburn in places where you'd never get sunburned (well, most people wouldn't). Red, burning, itchy but if you scratch it it hurts. Takes a few days to get over it. As I've said elsewhere, as one who loves sitting for hours in wet / poopy diapers I've accidentally gotten it a few times but not for 15 years because I'm now very careful not to. Sometimes this involves ending the "fun" before I want to, but it's OK.

I find it interesting that some people's skin seems to be very resistant to it while others (like mine) seem to get it very easily. Also, I find that wearing poopy diapers makes me way more prone to getting it, must be some bacteria present that makes it worse.

The last time I got it I used Dessitin ointment for a few days and that helped. But to get this I had to put on my underwear and pants (which was NOT pleasant!) to go to the drugstore. I remember standing there paying for it, it hurt and I kept fidgeting. Wouldn't surprise me if the lady cashier realized that I wasn't getting it for a baby, rather, was getting it for ME.

Possibly getting diaper rash is why I'll never go 24/7, and why the longest I ever wear my diapers anymore is from around bedtime (9-10pm) until around noon the next day. Then I always get out of them, take a shower, and dry out for a while.

All that being said--I understand wanting to experience it, even just once. It's oh so very babyish to have to look at yourself in the mirror and admit that you wore your diapers so long that you now have diaper rash! But if you do it, don't say we didn't warn you!

I wear all day, every day. During the daytime I control peeing small amounts into my diaper throughout the day. After about 9 p.m. I start to pee a bit more into my diaper. By the time I go to bed, I have my diaper fairly well soaked (I'd estimate about *0% - 90% capacity). I sleep all night with a well saturated diaper (pull ups only). I've never had diaper rash; but, I do use a Gold Bond lotion every day. I don't want to develop a diaper rash - not ever. I think the severe discomfort might make me rethink indulging my pee and diaper kink.

Thanks to all who chimed in on this topic. I still am curious about what it really feels like, but I can now say I am better informed. Should I have the opportunity, I might still try and get a diaper rash, but I will make sure I have the creams on hand to deal with it quickly, so that I am not left running to the drugstore while having sandpaper rubbed on my bottom!

Don't forget if you are not shaved clean and smooth down there you can't get the rash cream on the skin . Long before I had to were these diapers I was a suction dredger . that mean's I was under water 8 or 10 hours a day in a wet suit and no place to pee but in the suit . My wife made sure I was clean and smooth AND coated before I suited up . If I had a rash back then it could mean 3 or 4 days lost with no work no pay .

@edyj if you want to know what Rash is like, diaper rash isnt a rash its the mildest form of burn known to man ,therefore

The mildest acid known to man is vinegar (it's kid stuff compared to what urine and feces in a diaper make)

So get some 4 x 4 gauze pieces ,saturate with vinegar apply to skin ,wrap area with saran wrap as occlusive dressing ,wait a few days and you will have a localized "diaper rash" where you put the vinegar .

Hi again everyone, still working on a diaper rash. I’m currently wearing a very wet cloth diaper, and intend to keep it on as long as I can (change it if it starts to leak). SAP, your idea of vinegar is a good one, and I might have to try that, but right now i’d Like to keep trying the wet diaper route, and see what happens.

I’ll keep your posted.....

Luckily, I never got a diaper rash from wet diapers that I can recall. On the other hand, a poopy diaper will give me a rash almost immediately. Diaper rashes hurt and are uncomfortable. You feel an itchy burning which can lead to sores. Best to deal with a diaper rash right away by using a diaper rash cream or some sort of antibiotic cream.

Reading the descriptions here, the one time I got diaper rash must have been a mild case. I had induced diarrhea to fill my diaper and was laying on my back masturbating when I noticed my crotch was starting to burn. I guess it was whatever I used to produce the diarrhea. I got out of the diaper, showered, and put some aloe cream on my crotch. The pain was annoying but not painful and went away in a day or two.

Best head start on diaper rash will be unsung your first morning void ,during the night your body makes a hormone to super concentrate your urine ,that also means super concentrated organic acids ,for a super genuine diaper rash wet and mess in am and then go back to sleep awhile .each body waste has alot of various acids but when combined they form more stronger "bad ass" acids.

A little thing I learned from my housekeeper about cloth diaper rash. I lived in some very hot environments with 100 degree temps. Plastic pants and cloth diapers was asking for diaper rash. My housekeeper saw me suffering. She suggested a simple cloth diaper only and direct sunlight. Sure enough a few dry hours in the sun and I felt so much better.