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Does It Sound Like It?


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My 1 yr old has this rash on his diaper area mainly around his butt and top side of legs around his lower butt. There is red spots and looks like some open blisters some watery looking. He also has been pooping a lot lately about 4 to 5 time a day. Even though I have celiac I never had the rash so I was just trying to figure if it might be.


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This was the worst area for my DH. I am 38 but wouldn't describe it as diaper rash, though his pooping a lot could also contribute to any "rash" he might have. Does he scratch a lot?

Given that you are celiac you might have some traction with a dermatologist to skin biopsy for DH. Otherwise I would seriously consider trying a gluten free diet.

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It has gotten better now but if it comes back I will see about getting it biopsied. I didn't see him scratch it but he kept taking his diaper off. My girls are going to the gastric to get check up on there blood work the end of the moth so I will see about getting him checked to.

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