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Stretch marks are irritating me
Stretch marks are irritating me I have white stretch marks on one arm red stretch marks on the other even the stomach has red stretch marks.the stretch marks irritate a lot I know stretch marks can't be cured I am ok with stretch marks it is just that they irritate a lot feel like scratching them and they just make my skin lose If there was something I could do to make stretch marks less bothering that would b good
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You are 18yrs and growing fast. This is the reason for your stretch marks. Your skin collagen fibres cannot keep up with your growth spurt. Could you share a picture please ? If these marks are itchy and exuding any moist secretion, then consult a dermatologist. If not, you can use Contractubex cream by applying it firmly on the stretch marks. If these are very itchy you may apply triamcinolone acetonide ointment very very sparsely but I won't recommend it at your age though it's a mild steroid. Better take a newer anti histaminic like desloratidine during the itchy days. May apply lacto calamine lotion if you don't have allergies to it.
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