Severe Diaper Rash That Won't Go Away.

My daughter would get diaper rash and I couldnt use desitin. I had to use clear stuff for diapers. I cant think of the names of some. It looks like vaseline but its not. It's for babies or older people that have to be in the bed or something like that. I tell ya though, it worked tho. It's cheaper too. Hope everything works out.

you might would want to consider changing the diapers that you use. My neice had a severe diaper rash and we tried almost everything for her. The one thing that worked was changing the diapers that we used

I use Lotrium fugi for yeast/fungi... also there is a buttpaste at the Pharmacy on the bypass that makes up a special butt cram it is awesome!!! Destin with Aloe usse to break my child out.. she was allegic to aloe... Hope this helps...

This may sound crazy, but follow me..... boil a tea bag, then set it aside for a couple of hours untill it is completely cooled all the way through. Before you put your little one to bed, place the tea bag on the area where their diaper rash is, and close the diaper up. Leave it over night, when you change their diaper in the morning the rash will be gone or loads better. The tea draws the heat out, which in turns relieves their discomfort. I thought this was crazy at first, but trust me, it works. I have a 2 y/o daughter who gets rashes quite frequently, this always works. I haven't bought any creams since I learned this remedy.

Stop using Desitin for a while and try "Budreax's Buttpaste". You can find it at Wal-mart. Also, if you give her juice, either dilute it 1/2 with water or just water only. Good luck

Hi my name is T. and i am a mother of five and when my kids had diaper rash that lasted a long time i went to the store and purchased some the athelets foot cream and put it on them it seemed to work and so does hyracordizone and zinc oxide. Destine is the best diaper rash cream too and powder helps also..

Walgreens made me a ointment one time at the pharmacy for my son when he was a baby because he got a rash really bad. It worked wonders and cleared up a great deal in less than 24 hours.

use Vagasil or Monstate7 for women wokrs like in one day..Bless you B.

i was given 'happy hiney" for my sydney and it worked awesome. i am glad that you got everything worked out.

A., something that worked very goo for my children was to wash their parts everytime I change diapers, but specially when they had poh. Doing this try to use a soft soap, dry it perfectly after and use a good amount of diaper rash cream. Hope it works!
C. D.

pepto bismal, just rub it on like diaper cream. promise this works!!!!

Hmm, im going through the same thing at the moment and our pediatrician told us to use either vasaline and baby powder with cornstarch and mix it together and put it on her butt and then put some more powder on top.........or to use a and d and put the cornstarch powder on her butt..........she has a severe allergic reaction and this concoction is taking it away....its only been 2 days since i started putting it on her and its nearly gone.......and it was a lobster red color and extremely chapped skin.......good luck

I know your daughter is probably over her diaper rash but I just thought that I would let you know what I did, For maybe a future reference.... My daughter was 7 months old(my first child?)so I wasnt really sure what to use to help her diaper rash, I tried everything from destin to A&D oitment to baby powder with cornstarch. Nothing worked, So I asked one of my friends and she suggested that I used a lotion called renew.....Wow I saw results the next day, Not only was her diaper rash gone but so was her excema,Because of that experience I now work at home as marketing director for that fabolous company... They even make cleaning products... I just felt that I had to let you moms know about this fabulous company that allows me to stay at home with my daughter and support my family and keep my home toxic free.... You would be disgusted with some of the ingredients that is used in some of the everyday products we use for ourselves as well as our children... I would love to tell you more about my company, please email me ____@____.com if you would like to know more information...

I use Boudreaux's Butt Paste it is wonderful. When I use it on my son the rash goes away really fast.

My daughter Madison is 17 months and she has had the same problem ever since we started her on regular milk...Whole,2%,soy..you name it we tried it.Recently I started watering her milk down and I have noticed a Huge difference.She doesn't even have a rash anymore.So she may have the same problem as my little girl ifyou still give her milk.PS..We tried every diaper cream on the market also.Nothing worked.
C. S

My son had bad diaper rash for awhile. I turned out to be a wheat allergy. His doctor recommended that we go to Wilson's pharmacy in Johnson City and get their "butt paste" I don't know why but it works like a charm. It is more expensive that other over the counter stuff... but it definitely works. Cutting out the wheat and using the butt paste cleared up his hiney in just a few days. Another good prouduct is aquaphor. It seals moisture in while blocking the poop from attaching to the skin.
By the way... Marley is such a great name. We were going to name our baby that... but he turned out to a boy so we chose Ethan instead. :)

Try using pure cornstarch, not baby powder, but the cornstarch in the grocery aisle. Use it everytime you change the diaper, and after baths.

HEY A. IM NOT SURE IF YOU EVER TRIED VASOLINE BUT I USED IT BEFORE AND TO ME IT WORKS BETTER THAN THE CREAMS THEY HAVE THE CREAMS JUST RUB OFF OR WHEN THEY USE THE BATHROOM IT COMES OFF AND THEN YOU HAVE A BIG MESS. BUT WHEN MY BABY HAD BOWEL MOVEMENTS SHE HAD ACID COMING OUT TO AND THE VASOLINE WOULD PROTECT IT FROM SITTING ON HER SKIN KINDA LIKE WHEN YOU WOULD TAKE AND POUR WATER ON IT HOW IT JUS RUNS OFF WELL IT PREVENTS IT FROM HAVIN A RASH. IF THIS HELPS LET ME KNOW.

I'd call the doctor. My son used to get bad rashes. They might be able to recommend or prescribe something over the phone based on your description (they ususally ask if it is bumpy or not).

A.,
It may be a yeast infection. My daughter and son both had this as babies. We got a prescription from our pediatrician for a medicine called Nystatin. Also with my son who got diaper rash much worse than my daughter, I would put Neosporin on first, then rub on the Desitin. The Neosporin works to clear up the rash and the Desitin repels the wetness. Hope this helps!
L. Shults

This works everytime for my son. Before putting on diaper rash cream blow dry the area on low, then put on the cream. We do this before my son goes to bed with a rash and the next morning it is gone.

Try Lotrimin (athlete's foot medicine) I read something that said sometimes it is more a yeast infection. Ask your doctor b/c I haven't ever used it myself.

My pediatrician told me that when my son gets diahrea or has diaper rash, take the plain milk of magnesia and dab it on the affected area with a cotton ball (make sure the skin is clean). Let it dry and then put desitin on top of it. If your child has diahrea, the acid in the stool is what makes the skin raw. Acid cannot eat through the milk of magnesia. It acts as a protectant for the skin. She said acid could eat through the desitin and if it made it to the milk of mag., there's no gettin through that stuff!!!

My son had a diaper rash that wouldn't go away that I attributed to the foods we had just started feeding him. We finally took him to the doctor and it was a yeast infection. When we were little, my mom would just use over the counter yeast infection ointment if we got yeast infections. My doctor gave us an antifungal ointment called nystatin. It does pretty much the same thing. But don't hesitate to call the doctor and ask them what to do.

My pediatrician also recommended liquid Maalox when my son had a severe case of diaper rash.

Good Luck!
T.

best way is hardest way... since she is 9 months old let her spend time without a diaper which will mean you basically need to hover over her for a few hours with towels waiting for accidents or if you have it let her play on the porch where she can just let go and you can wash her up with warm water when it's time to come back in

A great treatment, but it won't work for a yeast infection (which is what it sounds like your daughter has) is get a large container of Aquaphor and a bottle of Malox, empty the Aquaphor into a large mixing bowl, and with an electric mixer mix the entire bottle of Malox with the Aquaphor, then use it on Diaper rash, dry skin, scrapes, etc. It sooths, cools and heals. My sister is an RN in neonatal and she told me about this when I had my daughter. I still use it when her bottom gets red and she is 2 1/2, in fact if she is itching or burning she'll ask for her special medicine.

Try bordex buttpaste you can find it at Walmart or the drug store and it comes in a tube with a cartoon baby on the front. It is the only thing that will take care of my daughters diaper rash and I have tried everything. If it doesnt go away take her to the doctor and ask them for pescrip merical cream, they will know what you are talking about. Hope it helps.

I know you have had a lot of responses but I have found that Triple Paste works. It is over the counter but you have to get the pharmacist to order it for you, I usually get mine at Walgreen's or Walmart. It has always worked really well for me.

Hi A.. My son had several diaper rashes. The worst one turned out to be yeast infection, which he had to have a special ointment for. But, I used Desitin Creamy with a coating of vaseline underneath to act as a barrier. And in the mean time, while bathing don't get his bottom in contact with soap. After bathtime, blot dry and allow to air dry as well. Good luck.

A.,
Has the doctor checked this rash? It could be a yeast infection and Desitin will not help that. My daughter had a yeast infection that was so severe that her skin became raw and peeled away. The doctor treated it twice with strong medications but with no results. After seeing a TV commercial for Monistat 7 I used it on my baby that same night and, amazingly, by the next morning there was barely a sign of the infection. I asked the doctor about Monistat 7 but she said it would be too strong, so for fear of causing damage I didn't use it for a couple of days and the infectin reappeared. I resumed with the Monistat 7 and never saw the rash again. I'm not advising you to use such, but do consult with a doctor.

Your doctor was the only way to go when it gets that bad. I had to do the same thing and that Nystatin works great you will see. Good luck.

Hi A.!

I have 2 boys, Jaden,2 1/2 and Britton, 17 mos. Desitin will clear up my oldest within a few hours. My younger son it won't even help a little. I've found that Aquaphor from Eucerin clears Britton up just like the Desitin on Jaden. (As long as it's not a yeast infection) Which in that case the prescription, Nystatin will work.

You mentioned you recently started apples in the cereal. I found out early that Jaden is allergic to apples. He gets diareah and a severe diaper rash from anything that has apples in it.

I hope my experiences will help you. Good luck!!

C. :0)

I just had a friend tell me over the weekend that she has always been told to use Mylanta on diaper rash that won't go away. I've never tried it, but it coats so it might help.

Is your daughter possibly allergic to some of the ingredients in the Desitin? I know the Aveeno products are supposed to be more natural so I've always used them.

Good luck!!!

When my daughter was little she used to get severe diaper rash all the time. I found out that it was a yeast infection. The doctor perscribed something for it but then after whenever it would flair I would just get some Monostat and it would clear it up right away.

MY DR. RECOMMENDED BOUDREAUX'S BUTT PASTE. IT IS WONDERFUL. IT IS REALLY THINK AND I LIKE IT MUCH BETTER THAN DESTIN OR BALMEX OR ANY OF THE OTHER.. IT IS GREAT STUFF. I AGREE WITH THE OTHER ABOUT AIR AND BEING CLEAN AND DRY. BUT TRY THIS STUFF IT IS AWESOME. GOOD LUCK.

Resinol is a very effective ointment. Find it behind the pharamcist's counter (though no prescription is required) at WalMart or Rite-Aid or Walgreen's. Expensive ($7 for a small jar) but it will clear up the rash astonishingly fast. Smear it on good at every change and especially overnight. No fruit juices or anything acidic until it clears up - the acid in her poop will hurt! I have four kids and used to run a daycare years ago, and Resinol works wonders. If it looks bumpy and doesn't respond to anything, it may be a yeast rash and will clear up with either prescription Nystatin cream or over the counter women's Monistat (yeast infection) cream.

Hi A.,

If it's really bad, I'd take the baby to the doctor. I've read that severe rashes can be indicators of other problems.
For now though, try to keep baby clean and dry and let air get to her bottom. When my kids would start to get red, I'd let them run around without a diaper.

Is there a possibility Marley is allergic to the diapers you are using? Try a different brand and see if it helps. My daughter has five children and is a Neonatal Intensive Care nurse and she recommends the following:
Calmoseptine Ointment found at most drug stores. If this is not in stock, ask your drug store to order it for you.
To get information you can call 1-800-800-3405 or www.calmoseptinceointment.com
To prevent diaper rashes use sesame seed oil found in the cooking oil section of the grocery store.
God Bless,
M.

A....Sounds like a yeast infection...this is a type of diaper rash that will not go away...Ask your pharmacist if there is anything over the counter that you could use,if not call your pediatrician and he/she will know exactly what to prescribe. No amount of desitin or air drying without a med specific for yeast infection will help...Good luck,also if it were my baby I would give he/she a dose of tylenol to help with the pain..G.

My daughter had the same problem and after lots of Desitin I called the doctor and made an appt. He gave us a sample of "Dr. Smith's diaper rash cream/ointment". The next day it was much better. That was 3 years ago and now I have a newborn and we used it right away with her and she has never had a red bottom. You can buy it at Eckerd, its much more expensive that other Diaper rash creams. I also found it at Walmart at the pharmacy, but you have to ask for it. I think its $12 a tube but also comes in a little container. Good luck!

YES!!! Try using Columbia Anticeptic powder (www.columbiapowder.com). It has worked like a charm on my son's worst diaper rashes. It heals them in NO time. I used it most recently on a horrible diahrea burn he received (he cried if I even looked like I was going to wipe his bottom). In two days, it looked like he never even had a rash!! I swear by it. Its the closest thing to a miracle on tough diaper rashes that I could find. I bought it at Walgreens. If you can't find that then the second best thing is Gold Bond's Baby Powder - also at Walgreens. When you apply it, use the Desitin cream first to create a barrier so her legs and skin won't rub against each other and then apply the powder over it. Once it begins to heal, you can just use the powder by itself.

Also, let her go bare bottomed and get some air on that hiny. Moisture traps in bacteria that cause some rashes.

Good luck with your angel baby's rash!

E.

A.,

Products like Desitin and Balmex never worked for my son. Actually, they made him scream. The best two products I have found for diaper rash are:

Boudreaux's Butt Paste
Eucerin's Aquaphor

Both are a little pricey, but while worth it in the end. You can usually find both products at WalMart or Target.

Good luck.

The butt paste is a miracle worker. Also you can use at night liquid bandaid - I know it sounds strange but it works.

N.

My daughter went through a couple of weeks with a rash that made her skin crack and bleed, i tried everything, the pharmacist at Walgreens told me that once it gets that bad it starts to be a bacterial infection not just a rash caused by wetness which is why a "barrier cream"(like Destin or Flanders)doesn't work after it gets so bad. He suggested mixing Flanders diaper cream, with a mild athletes foot cream (sounds weird but that is for the bacteria)and a cortisone cream, i mixed an even amount in a little bowl and used that everytime i changed her diaper, i tried to change it every 2 hours. It sounds crazy but it worked within about 3 days it was pretty much gone.Hope it works!!

When my daughter had diaper rash, i would use a cream called "butt paste". It work really godd on my daughter, you can find this at baby r us. If that doesn't work, try not to use baby wipe, just rinse her off with warm water. If this doesn't work, maybe take her to the pediatrican.

My son got an awful rash about 6 months ago. It was caused by a medication that was given to him for an ear infection, that made his stomach really upset. We went to Bi-Lo and got their brand TOP CARE diaper rash ointment. It has 40% zinc oxide and it worked great. I had been using the name brands like Johnson and Johnson and Desitin. Hope this helps!

try Resinol. you can get it behind the counter at walmart pharmacy, you just have to ask. it's really thick and stays on and has always worked for my 2.

Dear A.,
>
> What I can suggest with dipaer rash is;
>
> Use plain water (and a very little amount of baby soap
> if there is a mess)to clean babys bottom.
> YOu can do this in bathroom sink or in bath tub.
> Then rinse it and dry with a clean soft towel by
> soft movements, dont rub you can just pat. And apply
> dipaer rash cream ,after making sure that the babys
> bottom is completely dry( this is really very
> important). There shouldnt be moisture traped between
> skin and cream. In two days you will see exciting
> results. I hope your baby will be better soon.
> P.

Make sure you dont give her any juice with acid. Use Lotremin (for atheletes feet) sounds stupid but it will work. If it dont go away within 24 hrs its a yeast infection.

I agree with the other moms about Butt paste, it's a savior!
But just wanted to share my little trick too. My mom thinks I'm crazy but I swear it works! My girls eat yogurt at least twice a day, sometimes more, and they NEVER have problems with rashes or irritation anymore. The good yeast helps fight the bad yeast that cause sever diaper rash. Give it a try, if nothing else your kids are getting there dose of dairy!

My son had the same thing. I even went to the Dr. and got an RX cream. NOTHING worked. My Grandmother told me to let him run around the house naked right after he used a diaper. (So not to have an accident.) It worked. I started noticing an improvement w/in 1-2 times of doing it. I let him "air-dry" from that point on when we were home. He loved it and I never had a problem again. I told my sister to do the same thing, it worked for her as well. Good luck!

I love the Aveeno Baby products. They have a oatmeal bath that is soothing and you should see a change in a couple of days. Just make the water warm and add the oatmeal and that should help her alot. I have a 18 month old and it has helped me in the past. This also works on all rashes.

A couple of thoughts based on our experiences...

Our pediatrician recommended Dr. Smith's cream which you can find at a pharmacy (I found it in our hospital pharmacy). It's supposed to be great but we honestly haven't used it yet.

We use Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers. If you want to entertain them they are GREAT and very easy to use and cloth cuts down dramatically on rashes because they breathe more than disposables.

The best advice is "free time". Keep them out of the diaper as much as you can. Usually right after I change my son (he's 1) about 2x a day I let him just run around naken for 15 min or so. Air exposure is the best thing to heal a rash.

Good luck. It surely sucks and we know it hurts!

I have a 15 mos old, Rory. She once had a really bad diaper rash, and nothing seemed to help. It was very painful for her worse than I'd ever seen. It was then that I realized that yeast was the culprit. Yeast diaper rash is very recognizable. It has a defined red border (bright red) with red dots. I used an over the counter gyne-lotrimin cream mixed with Flander's buttocks ointment and within a week she was much better.

Hi. A girlfriend of mine went throught the same thing. Here's a recap of what we discussed.

1. Has Marley been on antibiotics lateley? If so, she may have a yeast infection. Look on her tongue to see if there's thrush there (white bumps on tongue that look like milk on tongue). You can look up thrush on the Internet and get good advice there.
2. If it is yeast, diaper cream won't help. Your doctor can prescribe some anti-fungal for her bottom. My dr. told me to clean and dry the area, put the anti-fungal on then put diaper cream on last.
3. Also, if it is yeast, give her yogurt as much as possible (with live and active cultures). Avoid sugars (including juice, white flour, processed foods).
3. Make sure bottom is dry before putting any diaper cream. The point is to block moisture out, not lock it in!
4. Let her go without diapers whenever possible so the air can heal her bottom.
5. Let the sun shine where the sun don't shine! Expose her bottom to direct sunlight a little bit a day (not too much, you don't want sunburn!).
6. Make sure she's drinking plenty of water.

I know that's a lot of information. If you're unsure please contact your pediatritian. I know you want Marley to be comfortable soon.

Good luck!

I agree with the other responses Boudreux's Butt Paste is great!

My daughter had what turned out to be a yeast infection. My doctor said I could get an over the counter yeast infection cream to cover the affected area (this is not to be used internally on children) Make sure you get the 7 day treatment as this has lowest dose of meds! It cleared up within 2 days when we used it! Hope this helps!

A.,

Try Olive oil that maight help.

E.

I love the Resinol! You can also get it from Wal-Mart's pharmacy (without a perscription). It sort of looks like silly putty but it works really well and fast.

A.,
I know this may sound crazy but in raising 2 grils and several neices and newphews and my parents raisings foster kids i learned that Cornstarch is the best remmedy for a diaper rash rather it be a diaper rash or a yeast infection. I never bought creams ointments or powders as my children grew up it was alWAAYS cornstarch.

I had this very same problem with my daughter, and the best remedy for diaper rash is fresh air! We basically let our little girl run around naked from the waist down (shirt and socks only) every second she was at home. The only time we put any clothes on her bottom half was when she was leaving the house. It was some of the best non-medical advice our doctor had could have given! Just a warning... if she isn't potty trained yet, make sure you take her yourself about every half hour if you don't want any "accidents".

It sounds to me like since it is not getting any better at all with what you have done, that it may be more than just a diaper rash. It sounds like it may be a yeast infection. Babies can get yeast infections just like adults can...even little boys. My daughter(now 10) and my son(now six) both had yeast infections as infants. I thought the same thing...it was just a diaper rash that wouldn't go away. I took them to the doctor and it was actually a yeast infection that needed something more than desitin...back then the doctor prescribed some nystatin cream and it was gone right away after starting the meds. Hope this helps and Good Luck!! :)

my daughter also has that problem. her doctor wrote her prescription nystatin (spelling may be a little wrong) it works wonders! put a liitle on then put desitin on top of it and it should go away quick....glad to help...

I know that your baby is all better now but just incase she does get a rash again that isnt bad enough to call the Dr. you can use this stuff called Aquaphor Baby, it is for severely dry skin and a bunch of other skin issues. I use it on my daughter at the first sign of a rash and it goes away bu the time i change her diaper again.. I love the product. You can even use it on your skin when it gets really dry. I am glad your daughter is better and good luck in the future.

Try corn starch! It worked for my boys!

Try A&D ointment. Both of my children suffered with diaper rash and I tried everything. Finally a neighbor suggested A&D Ointment and it cleared it up almost overnight. I have never used anything else. Desitin always seemed to make my babies bottoms worse instead of better.

Try using A & D ontment...this is the only product I will use. Make sure to really cover every part of you bottom, throughly. My grandmother started my with it and I have never been let down. I think it smells nice too. I hope this helps.

Take heed to the advice about althletes foot cream. It is much cheaper than topical yeast infection cream. I found the lotrimin (generic is fine) foot or jock itch spray is best. Then you can just shoot and go :) no need for other cream or powder. I have six children, and wish I had known about this in the beginning!!!

Another vote for Boudreaux's Butt Paste it is wonderful and creamy it does not hurt when applied even over a bad diaper rash.

she might have a yeast infection. I know it sounds crazy, but my sisters dauther also had the same "symptoms" and she took her to the doc and that is what they determined. I am not sure what they "prescribed", but its worth looking into.

Regards,

S.

Have you tried A&D ointment my daughter went through something like that and desitin would hurt her A&D was the only thing that would work even when she had diahrea so bad it would blister her little bottom and peel the skin she felt a lot better as soon as I would put it on

She might be allergic to the diapers you are using! Have you tried a different brand to see if that's the case? Especially since you are using ointment and changing frequently and it is still there.

My daughter had horrible diaper rash...The way to tell if it's yeast or rash is to pay attention which direction the red rash is traveling...If it travels from back to front most likly it is a diaper rash, if it travels from front to back most likely it is a yeast infection. Try using A&D ointment or vasaline with corn starch. This was the only remedy that would clear my daughter up quickly...Be carefull with the cornstarch not to get it in the baby's face because it could cause allergies. Discontinue the use of baby wipes because that will only irritate the area, I always used wet paper towels instead. The A&D ointment or vasaline will keep the area protected and it will medicate it, the corn starch dries up the wetness, so the two of them together work absolutely GREAT...Good Luck and God Bless...

Boudreaux's Butt Paste!!!

My doctor told me that Desitin isn't a good choice, actually his comment was it works better for athletes foot (ugh, who would put that on a baby). anyway try a and d ointment, there is something else i used to use all the time and can't think of it for anything, if I do i'll let you know.

~M.

Corn starch mixed with water to made a paste. Also, let her run around with a diaper on to give her a break on the diaper. This worked wonders when my son had one so severe that even desitin stung his little bottom. Good luck.

Have you had the doctor look at it? because it might be excemia. A boy i babysit has the same problem. Have you tried letting her walk naked after she takes her bath.Also try A n D ointment.

Hi, A.. It sounds like that rash might be caused by yeast. desitin and those things won't help. You can get a cream from your pediatrician or try using an over the counter anti fungal cream. My daughter had one when she was very young and rotating between the prescription and the over the counter did the trick. Hope this helps.

A.

I agree with the others about the Boudreaux's Butt Paste (it's the only diaper rash ointment I use). Also, if it won't go away with the Boudreaux's, try a little monastat with each diaper change. My son had the same problem and the monastat cleared it up within 3 changes.

Mr doctor recommends dabbing Maalox or Mylanta (the stomach acid relief liquids) on the rash with a cotton ball and then covering with your favorite diaper rash cream. Doc says that there are acids in the BM just like in your stomach and they can cause horrible corrosion on sensitive baby skin.

Hi. I recently moved up here from south ga. When we were living there, I used to buy a diaper cream that was made by a pharmacist for his children. I don't know if they will sell it over the phone using a credit card. But you could try it if you want to. This cream is the best cream I have found. It is a bit expensive but for bad rashes, that is all I use. The store is called The Medicine Shoppe. The number is ###-###-#### and it is called diaper goo.

It could be yeast. Try an over the counter yeast infection med like Lotrimin.

I had a similar problem with my little girl. My doctor said to stop all wipes and use a washcloth with dishsoapy water for a few days...let the area completely air dry. It worked! I hope you find a good solution for you!!!

Resinol is the only thing that ever worked for us. My daughter is now 2 but still gets diaper rash and always had them really bad. You can get it at Walgreens but you have to get it from the pharmacist even though you do not have to have a prescription for it. Sometimes they have to order it but it only takes a day to come in usually. It is amazing stuff. It would clear her up in one day when nothing else would even make a slight difference.

HTH,
L.