Diaper rash!? Help

Question

Can anyone help me figure out what this is? He’s had it for weeks already we took him to the pediatrician twice and they only gave him an ointment, they said it should be gone it 10 days and it’s been more than that. 
We are now cloth diapering and have been every day for about 4 days 
We thought maybe it was the diapers that were irritating his skin
It seems like it’s spreading to his belly

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Looks like a yeast rash my daughter had it all over and down her thighs nothing helped until I saw that coconut oil helps you can get it at walmart or anywhere rub it's all over the area and leave it on repeat after it drys the skin will soak up the oil so rub it all over put the diaper back on or if possible leave diaper off for a bit do this for a few days but if it gets worse or sleeps spreading I'd ask the doctor

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Ask your doctor to order sudocream or buy it over the counter for yourself. It truly works for moisture of this nature. Some babies are just super sensitive.
How often are you changing? Have you tried just letting baby air out onto a mat and not diaper for a few hours?

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Triple paste is the best imo but id have it checked for yeast.  Did it start before or after you switched diapers?  If it’s yeast, I’d go back to disposables while you treat it because you’ll have to sanitize every wash otherwise (it’s the only time I’ve used disposables!). 
What wipes are you using?  We can only use water wipes (not the kind with soapberry or whatever, the blue packaging)

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The rash started while using disposable diapers??

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Perfect for fixing babies.

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Yeah I agree it looks like a yeast rash, sometimes they are extremely stubborn and hard to get rid of. One of the toddlers in my class had one and they were finally able to get it to go away by her going diaper less for a couple days.

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Maybe Try tripple paste.

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Try aquaphor every changing. Also nystatin.

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If it is yeast, put him back in sponsors until it’s gone. Then you will have to disinfect your cloth with bleach so he doesn’t pick it back up from the cloth diapers. That could be why it has lasted so long.

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It’s fungal infection and he needs oral antibiotics.

Diaper rash!? Help

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