What Do Red Bumps Around Buttock In 23 Month Old Indicate?
My 23 month old son has tiny red bumps that look a little like pimples on his butt and a little on the back of his left thigh. They're not getting better or worse. They started about 3 days ago and haven't gone away. We thought the cause was that we changed the brand of diaper he was wearing, so we switched it back. I haven't been using baby wipes when he needs to be changed. Instead I have been using water and a cloth, and soapy water when he poops. I can't seem to find anything anywhere online that can tell me what these little red bumps are.
Understanding your concern. Condition seems to be mainly infection of follicles leading to folliculitis and it could be due to wetness in that area. I would suggest you to keep area clean and apply antibacterial powder to avoid red bumps. Apply mupirocin ointment topically twice a day. If symptoms still persist, visit dermatologist once and get it examined and start treatment accordingly.
Hope your concern has been resolved.
Get Well Soon.
Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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What Do Red Bumps Around Buttock In 23 Month Old Indicate?
H Dear, Understanding your concern. Condition seems to be mainly infection of follicles leading to folliculitis and it could be due to wetness in that area. I would suggest you to keep area clean and apply antibacterial powder to avoid red bumps. Apply mupirocin ointment topically twice a day. If symptoms still persist, visit dermatologist once and get it examined and start treatment accordingly. Hope your concern has been resolved. Get Well Soon. Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari