Hi Norma,

Urine damaged skin can be a real discomfort and inconvenience. Our best tips for skin rashes caused by urine contact are:
1. If urine contact occurs, clean the skin and wash it of urine using warm water and a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser
2. After cleansing, pat dry (avoid rubbing so as to avoid aggravating the skin)
3. If cleansing is happening often, apply a moisturiser afterwards to protect the skin from the drying affects of cleansing

If urine is coming into contact with the skin very often, a barrier creams can certainly be used to help protect your skin. However, if urine does come into contact with the skin, cleansing is still advised, even with a barrier cream. If you are looking for a recommendation, we would recommend our QV Baby Barrier Cream, which has a non-sticky, non-greasy formula that is pH-balanced and low-irritant. It is suitable for sensitive areas of the body and has a moisturising base to help rehydrate the skin and prevent moisture loss.

We hope this answer helps. If you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly Customer Service Team on 1800 033 706 or email us at customerservice@egopharm.com

Kind regards,
Ego Pharmaceuticals