My son has terrible KP on his cheeks and arms. It's very red on his face and there are a million bumps.

On a side note I found it interesting when I took him to the first day at a new preschool and the kids were more interested in why his face was red than the fact that he in a wheelchair and can't speak, sit up, etc. (he has quad cerebral palsy)

Anyway, we've tried lots of things. The one that worked a little was Umetra, but like I said it only worked a little.

The dermatologist has just prescribed Kerol and also a corticosteroid cream.

Would the pool help? What soap do you use on your child? How often do you bathe him/her? What lotions do you use? What else do you use? Does your system help the KP?

Thanks to anyone who can offer even a tidbit of advice!
Linda

Linda Lou,

This is only one suggestion, but have you read the posts on Success Stories: What Works for KP on Children

If you do find something that helps, please share it on the above post to help other parents. I really hope you find something to help your son's KP. Keep in touch with us. We welcome questions and comments.

kebod

try aveeno moisturizing bar for washing face and body.

www.aveeno.com