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Increasing skin tags
Hello,
After havin a twins pregnancy, i started developing skin tags on my neck. Earlier it was one or two but now they are incresing. I have 6-7 skin tags on my neck and 2 on my shoulder.
What can be the reason ?
I aoready referred a skin specialist , she recommended capsule canthex and vit c tablets. Also told me to control rice intake. But i am Gluten allergic so rice is my main imp diet.
Pls suggest. Is the treatment correct, because even aftr taking medicine i developed one more tiny skin tag on my stomach
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Undergo laser removal therapy.otherwise...few creams also available.. contact me for treatment.
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Dr. Sushant Swamy
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These are pregnancy skin tags. They are benign. They could be an early sign of gestational diabetes in some-please consult with your obstetrician who will monitor you for the same.
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The skin tags can be removed after the pregnancy is over.
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