How should I handle my babys diapers as he/she recovers from botulism?

It is known that patients with infant botulism excrete both C. Botulinum toxin and organism in there feces for periods ranging from weeks to months after symptom onset. Consequently, scrupulous handwashing should be practiced after each diaper change.

Soiled diapers should be quickly disposed of in an area where no other person or animal can come into contact with them. Persons with open cuts or wounds on their hands should wear gloves when changing diapers. Because the patient may be excreting the toxin and organism for weeks to months, it is advisable to limit close contact with other small children during this time.

This is to ensure that other children do not come into contact with fecal material from a leaky diaper. Any contact the patient has with other children in this time should be supervised by an adult. C.

Botulinum is not part of the patient's normal flora (normal, healthy bacteria that live in our bodies) and will eventually stop being excreted in the infants feces. More.

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