Swimmer's itch from goose poop parasites near Brandy Creek Beach left some allergic Whiskeytown park guests scratching days ...

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Cradle Cap: The Flaky, Yellow Rash on Baby’s Scalp One rash that many babies get is called seborrhea, but most people know it as cradle cap. It's that flaky, yellow, scaly rash on their heads that ...

Cradle cap is one of those pesky skin issues that affects most babies (around 70% of them), usually in the first three months of their lives. Both of my little ones ended up with it and I remember ...

When to worry Check with a pediatrician if the cradle cap is accompanied by an itchy rash. Watch out as well for affected skin that has become red, swollen, or has started to drain fluid as this may ...

redness of the scalp the affected area spreads or worsens aside from cradle cap, baby is also experiencing diaper rash It is also possible to have a fungal ear infection and signs that the baby has ...

There’s no risk of it making the rash worse, because it’s not full of chemicals like ... Coconut oil can be used as a natural treatment for cradle cap. All you need to do is massage the oil directly ...

Cradle cap is a common condition in newborns and infants ... the skin well-hydrated are key steps in managing eczema. Diaper rash appears as red, inflamed skin in the diaper area and may include ...

You can also use a baby comb. Never scratch or pick at cradle cap, as this could cause an infection. Know when to see a dermatologist. If your baby has a severe rash spreading beyond their hair; pain ...

Although not technically a rash, the scales that are typical of cradle cap may still cause alarm if you spot them on your little one's scalp. However, this common harmless condition – which is a form ...

This scaly, itchy, red rash typically affects oil-rich areas of the body such as the face, specifically on the forehead, eyebrows, nose, and lower cheeks, as well as the ears. When infants develop ...