Reply to "Zinc oxide for butt burn?"

TinCanMember

I only used desitin after my put-together last october. It is strictly a zinc oxide based cream. It will not relieve your pain so much as protect your skin and thus help prevent butt burn.

The only thing that helped me was to install a bidet. I would follow the spray with a baby wipe and then allow my bum to dry thoroughly (my bidet has a dryer) before applying cream (both inside and outside).

Fortunately butt burn is no longer an issue for me anymore and I no longer require the use of creams. I don't think I can live without my bidet, however!

7/12/129:55 AM

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