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a weird question has anyone found they are allergic to plastic backed briefs? been using Abena's and suddenly breaking out in hives on my hips

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I have found that I do break out in a rash with SOME brands plastic backing but not many. This will be a person to person and brand to brand thing. do you find that with all plastic backed diapers or just some?

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this started when was given some ABU simples to tye out a few months about they hut so bad I whore I think 2 diapers then threw the rest away and since then I have been having issues with the Abenas I have been coth backed before all this

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I think you'll have to experiment a bit to find something that works for you and your skin, keep in mind that "clothlike" products are still plastic just woven plastic and not real "CLOTH" so you may find some of those products might affect your skin there as well! one of the more comfortable "Clothlike" we have found are the Seni either the "Super Plus" or "Quatro Super" are great products to try.

Good luck on your Hunt! hopefully you can find the right product quickly!

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I had a few rash’s when I first started to wear plastic backed diapers, but after a while my body adapted to the extra heat retained by the diaper. Try a few different Brands as each brand uses a slightly different plastic backing it is possible you are allergic to some of the plastics used.