Published 16:14 IST, January 1st 2020
Health tips: Skin problems faced by pregnant women and solutions to avoid it
It is extremely important to take care of yourself when you are pregnant. Here are the common skin problems pregnant women face, read to know how to avoid them.
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Pregnancy is considered as one of most precious moments in a woman’s life. re is a life growing inside a woman’s body and during this phase, a woman’s body goes under tremendous changes and so, it needs special care. changes in a pregnant woman’s skin to differs from person to person. Some might get glowing skin while ors suffer from common skin problems during pregnancy. Some of common skin problems are thinning of hair, acne, rashes, and much more. Here are most common skin problems a woman faces during pregnancy
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Common skin problems women suffer during pregnancy
Hyperpigmentation
Hyperpigmentation is getting dark spots or patches on skin which are caused by melanin. In some cases, hyperpigmentation resolves after woman has delivered bay, but in or cases, it may t leave for some years. To prevent this, go out in sun between 10 am to 2 pm but t without applying a sunscreen of SPF 30.
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Acne
Acne is ar common skin problem women face during pregnancy. problems witch acne is, if igred y get worse with time. re are various medications and treatments available during pregnancy which are also safe. If you want to avoid se medications, doctors have suggested to use oil-free cosmetic and mild cleansers. It is also recommended to avoid hormonal rapy, isotretiin and topical retiids.
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Stretch marks
Stretch marks appear on abdomen, buttocks, breasts and thighs, and are one of most common problems during pregnancy. y are reddish-purple lines which fade to silver or white lines over time. It is recommended to consult a dermatologist to resolve stretch marks. se stretch marks can be lightened but t resolved fully, so it is necessary to keep yourself hydrated and apply a moisturiser daily stretchmarks from getting darker.
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Disclaimer: content provided above is for information purpose. This is way intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagsis, or treatment. Always seek advice of your physician or or qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
16:14 IST, January 1st 2020