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Pregnancy acne (blisters turn to rash)

2018-03-21 01:57:39
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Pregnancy related acne are due to hormonal changes in the body. These changes happen during the entire 9 months of pregnancy and they start to diminish after the baby is delivered. As everything given to the mother travels to the baby hence oral medicines are avoided in pregnancy. Topical can be given seeing the month and stage of acne.
Next Steps
Topical antibiotics seeing your month and stage of acne can be decided but I would advise you to see a doctor.
Health Tips
For symptomatic relief you can put some cold aloe Vera gel, it would relief your symptoms.

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