rupe-rupenyer anakku kene yeast rash

setelh mengamati segala posting kat fb,akhirnya aku dapat tahu kenapa  kelengkang Adaya jadi macam tu.Dari pembacaan link dari luar negara,yang anaknya pun kena.Ni antara hasil pengalamannya:
  Yeast rashes tend to be very red, and a little puffy. If it gets to the point of being full blown, you’ll probably find it in skin folds because yeast likes moist dark environments. Sometimes you’ll find satellite areas, away from the main rash, that are also little patches of yeast. If you have a rash that has been hanging around more than a few days that isn’t getting better with your over the counter cream, it could be yeast.
 Do I need to do anything to my diapers?
In a word, YES.  The yeast will live on in your baby’s diapers.  In my initial research, I heard a lot of talk of bleaching. My diaper manufacturer does not recommend bleaching, in fact, it voids their warranty. Plus, I was all about trying to keep things as natural as possible. So I tried treating them with grapefruit seed extract (GFSE), which didn’t work. I did that before we moved, he used disposables while we were moving, and as soon as I put him back in the diapers, it came back. I did the same with tea tree oil (TTO), and had similar results, although it did smell nice! I asked the manufacturer after that, and they said to just go ahead and bleach them. I hemmed and hawed for a bit, then threw in a cup of bleach. I am so glad that I did, and I wish I had just done it sooner. If you have YEAST, you should BLEACH.
 Does yeast mean thrush?
I don’t know about other breastfeeding mamas, but thrush to me sounds like an evil curse. I was, and still am, so scared of getting it. I mean, if getting yeast out of diapers is bad, I couldn’t imagine getting an overgrowth out of baby’s mouth, and my breast. So when Simon came down with this pretty gnarly yeast rash, I was worried that this meant we also had thrush that just had yet to surface. Every pinch, every tingle, and I was sure it was only a matter of time before my letdowns felt like glass shards, and his mouth would be smattered with white spots. But it didn’t happen. Be diligent about hand washing, especially after diaper changes and before feedings. Remember, you always will have yeast in your body, thrush is just another overpopulation of yeast. If you do have thrush, obviously take measures to rebalance your yeast, but just because your baby has a yeast diaper rash, does not mean thrush is eminent. Whew.