Feb 19, 2016 | FAQ Zinc Oxide (15.25% W/W) Sudocrem is suitable to apply to any external part of the body, just
be mindful that if it does come in contact with the eyes or mouth it may cause irritation. For those with sensitive skin, always remember to do a small patch test on an unaffected area of the skin prior to applying it to the affected area. Apply Sudocrem in a thin layer, wait 24 hours and if no irritation is experienced, apply to the affected area as directed. Developing a skin irritation from Sudocrem is rare, but may be caused by hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. If irritation occurs discontinue use & consult a healthcare professional. No, Sudocrem contains no peanut or arachis oil. Sudocrem is enriched with Lavender Oil. If Sudocrem is applied correctly (i.e. a small amount applied thinly), there is no evidence to suggest that it will have a negative effect on the ability of nappies to absorb urine. Scrape of excess with a blunt knife. Soak area with clean warm water (40°C). It is best to work in small sections at a time. Apply a mild, diluted washing up liquid with a nailbrush. Work up
a good lather. Sponge off and rinse with warm water. Repeat if necessary. Large amounts ingested accidentally may cause vomiting or diarrhoea. No known cases of overdose have been reported. Seek medical advice if concerned and adverse affects persist. If contact with eyes occurs, irrigate immediately with water for at least 5 minutes. If any adverse
affects persist, seek medical advice. There are no known contraindications with the use of Sudocrem during pregnancy and lactation. Sudocrem Healing Cream does NOT contain any nut ingredients For information about nappy rash, please read ‘What you need to know about nappy rash‘. Caution Please or to access all these features
mandy29xx · 27/05/2020 08:36 I smothered sudocrem onto rash lower stomach where they placed ultra sound gel I wasn’t even thinking at time could harm baby :( now I am terrified it’s sudocrem antiseptic healing cream have I done damage? Please anyone know is it safe and I am worrying for nothing first time mum. Thanks. Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please create an account To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. Active Watching Home Search Please or to access all these features
Firsttimehere · 26/03/2021 14:43 Just wondered really if it’s safe, i’ve used it almost everyday on my face (for spots) applying 2-3 times during the day and before bed since I became pregnant. I just assumed it was okay because I know it’s baby bum cream! Just wondered as I can’t see anything online whether it is safe or not? I bloody hope so with the amount i’ve used it! Any advice much appreciated! Thanks Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please or to access all these features Please create an account To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. Active Watching Home Search Is Sudocrem safe to use?Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream is licensed to treat existing nappy rash, soothing and healing sore skin. It is versatile enough to be used by the whole family on other skin conditions such as minor burns, eczema, sun burn, cuts and grazes.
Is Sudocrem safe from birth?For a helping hand in preventing nappy rash, Sudocrem Care and Protect can be used at every nappy change and is gentle enough to use from birth.
Where can you use Sudocrem?Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream can be used to treat a number of skin conditions including:. Grazes.. Minor burns.. Bed sores.. Chilblains.. Eczema.. Sunburn.. Does Sudocrem help stretch marks?As well as helping with the healing of spots, Sudocrem can aid the reduction of stretch marks and scars.
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