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Jock itch spray cured diaper rash!

Submitted by Toni1987 Tue 03/01/2011
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My son had a terrible diaper rash, I was about at the point where I was about to take him to the ER. The skin looked open, red, and inflamed. I went to the internet and saw a relation between, diaper rash, yeast infections, and jock itch. Similar appearance, symptoms, and yes even the medicine used to treat it is similar. I used generic jock itch spray, cvs brand, and it had a drying and cooling quality that helped relieve his discomfort. It had a soft powdery feel, I noticed results within one diaper change. In the long run, he showed improvement in less than 2 hours. Thats less time than I would have spent in the emergency room. I am so glad tat this sight is hear and I can share this with you. The jock itch spray is still in the diaper bag, it is much easier than baby powder and diaper rash cream to apply, and does the job of both!!! If this works for your child too, please reply or pass on the advice.

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