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Yellow nails and skin

I've been reading online that this is normal? Just wondering if anyone else had their nails start to turn yellow? I also noticed this morning yellow spots on my feet/toes.
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I checked web MD first. But! As a quick update, my Dr is fairly certain it was the pills my old OBGYN had me on. I stopped taking them, they did blood work. All the symptoms went away and my blood work came back all OK. Always good to get a second opinion!
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13167 tn?1327194124
libelluia,  I'm not finding any places where yellow skin in pregnancy is nothing to be concerned about.  Specifically,  I'm finding sites where it says it IS something to be concerned about.

Are you reading actual medical sites, or sites like ask.com where participants just sort of guess an answer?
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I have a certain liver disease that makes me have jaundice like symptoms. It could be too much of certain blood in ur body since u got a baby in there growing. Mine causes too much bilirubin. Good luck.
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Yeah my eyes are normal. I thought it was jaundice, but online says is just hormones. But idk it's weird! Oh I'm 16w :/
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13167 tn?1327194124
What color are your eyes?  Are they bright white?

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7552771 tn?1469929649
No but my nails have been super weak and cracking and chipping my nails look horrid
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