Friday, May 6, 2022

Do you know the changes in the skin that occurs during Pregnancy?


These changes are related to the sudden of hormones in females (estrogen and progesterone) to the blood vessels, skin pigments, your immune system and glands. These suddenly changes can be present as physiological changes or skin disorders.

Pigmentation-

They will be notice that the color of the nipples, genitalia skin, and the center of your tummy darken. Darken of moles Pre-existing freckles. A dark blemish can appear on your forehead, cheeks chin and nose called melisma (“pregnancy mask”). ​Here, the deposits of melanin are increased in the middle of the skin and superficial. Fortunately, the pigment resolves after delivery.

Below are the some changes during pregnancy period

Stretch Marks-

The distension and stretching of the tummy causes split of the skin. These split lines are called striate gravid arum. These are purplish wavy lines, which appear on the thighs, breasts, and tummy.

Blood Vessel Changes-

Some changes related appear as redness of the palms and due to blood vessels known as erythema palmar. This is due to the increased volume of blood also it can produce an attractive blush on cheeks because of the many presence of blood vessels just below the skin’s surface.

  • Nail and hair Changes
  • Acne will be attacked during pregnancy
  • Rash on the skin during Pregnancy

A moisturizer with a sun block is helpful. The sun protective or SPF factor needs to be at least 15 to 20.

Keep your body so clean, as you will feel hot and sweaty but the baths should be taken in limit that is once a day only. Then keep your hair clean with a daily mild shampoo. Bad acne can be treated with antibiotic lotions.

Reduce intake of foods with a lot of yeast if you have fungal genital infection, wheat noodles or cakes. help to decrease the itch. During pregnancy you have to not take the use of paraffin on the skin, as this ​​can clog the pores of the skin. Tablets of Chlorpheniramine should be taken to relieve from the itch. To assure you take vitamins and calcium

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