Diaper dermatitis: Factors to consider in diagnosis and treatment: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 74, No 6

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One of the most common problems in young children is diaper rash, which can begin in early infancy and ends with toilet training. When the condition is persistent and severe, parents may spend the intervening years in search of a cure-all. A few simple steps are effective in uncomplicated cases, as Dr Honig points out.

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