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Is anyone else have this problem ????

I'm 31 weeks pregnant tomorrow and I've had bad acne all the way through my pregnancy, I've never had acne bad in my life is get the odd one on my period ! WHY am I getting acne when they go away more just appear ... What can I do ? What do other people do
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3860275 tn?1358726110
I have had the worst acne, I cleat up one stop and it appears somewhere else. I have been using face wash it keeps it from getting real red. I don't remember having acne like this when I was pregnant with my daughter.
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That's funny yes Iam having a baby boy ! And I'm using natural products on my face prescribed by my doctor but it just doesn't seem to wanna work like I'd like it too
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4250330 tn?1388621179
I had the same thing but mine was more diff. It will go away after the baby is born just keep cream and lotion on it
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1194973 tn?1385503904
It's just the shift in hormones, it'll go away when you give birth and your hormones go back to normal. Your doctor can give you ideas to help it, don't use anything OTC without running it by them first.
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Are you having a boy?? I had it bad with my last child...a boy! And I'm having it now too. Right now, 3 unpopable hard zit type all clustered on my left cheek bone!! I think this might be a boy too. Lol. Last pregnancy saw a dermatologist, prescribed creams/ointments but temporarily helped. He said it's because of the extra testosterone floating inside me.
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