Treatment: The goal of treatment is to remove the skin from exposure to the irritant. Barrier creams and frequent diaper changes may be all that is needed to resolve irritant contact diaper dermatitis. Hand dermatitis can be treated with a combination of moisturizers, topical corticosteroids, and avoidance of frequent hand washing. If these changes can be accomplished, the prognosis is excellent. Workers with potential occupational exposures to irritant chemicals must be properly trained in handling them and given the correct protective gear to prevent exposure.
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