Odd Rash on Nipple

Hello L.,

This could be a form of eczema or psoriasis. My 11 year old son was suffing from this and I've tried everything. I switched laundry detergant and lotion and the symptons went away. I switched stores and started using more healthier, safer products. This store is called Melaleuca. It's a Wellness company and the products are awesome. Take a moment and look at their website and see for yourself. The website is www.melaleuca.com. If your interested in becoming a customer please leave your contact information on my ____@____.com/P.. I look forward to talking to you soon.

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Sounds like you have thrush. It's a yeast infection. If it is thrush, you'll probably need an antibiotic to clear it up. Check with your OB or his pediatrician!

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My kids have eczema which seems to get worse in the summer months with the warmer weather. They haven't had it on their nipples, but I find I need to keep them fairly cool, and after their bath I use a non-alcohol lotion. Good luck.

Hello, my 2 1/2 boy has the same thing. To me it looks like eczema because it's just dry patches. I started putting on a lotion with Green Tea on it and it has really gone down. But if the places start to look like little warts or pimples then he might have Molluscum. This is very common in children under 5 yr. But there is nothing you can do about it, it's like a skin virus that the body will take care of itself. My now 5yr son had it from the time he was 3 until just this past winter. If you want to know more about the lotion I use just email me and I can look up the website for you to order some. ____@____.com
Thanks, O. / SAHM of 2 boys and a girl

please call the doctor asap

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Raised, red, scaly... are they little circles? If so, it could be ringworm. The same cream as is used for athletes foot will clear it up, but it'll take some time. (Also, don't freak out if it is, my ped. assured us it is pretty commom in little kids.)
Good luck, Stephani

Hi L.,

Call your pediatrician. Join a support group for SAHM's so you can be supported with your new parenting role.

Good luck. Hope this helps. D.

It might be strep. I would call his pediatrician. That's what they are there for. My son gets that when he gets strep. Good luck.

Hi L.!
I'm no expert, but it sounds a little like scarlet fever. Be on the safe side and call your pediatrician. If it turns out to be nothing, great, but if not, then you can get the medicine that he needs to clear it up. My philosophy, it's better to be safe and call than not call and have it turn out to be something that goes untreated. Let us know what the doctor said! :)

You didn't say what shape, but it sounds like it could be ringworm. Ringworm does not always make the shape of a ring. Also the medication for eczema could make it worse if it was ringworm. I would go to your ped's or call and talk with them. You could try lotrimin cream you can buy over the counter. Hope this helps.

E.

L.,

Altho it sounds like eczema, it never hurts to have it checked out w/your pediatrician. Esp if it's lasted this long. I wouldn't call it being super worried - I 'd call it being a concerned on-the-ball parent! Good luck!
-M.