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Skin color changes regarding
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My skin color changed into dark, During pregnancy, also now i am 2 year baby lactating mother. Will lactating decrease my skin color?
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No lactation does not have any correlation with your skin colour but sometimes due to generalised weakness and anaemia skin colour gets dark so that might be one of reason for your dark colour and its already 2 yrs since you are lactating so i would suggest you can stop lactation now so that atleast your body deficiency of nutrients will start getting refilling and and additional support of medication may give you some help .so for prescription you can have online consult.
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No relation with lactation.... it's hormonal changes
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Dr. Ummul Hasanat Tasneem
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Its due to hormonal changes
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