I am getting married in 2 weeks and am 6
weeks pregnant. My skin is going crazy
and I am breaking out allover my face,
back and neck. What can I do to clear
this up if not completely, atleast a
little before the wedding. I am allergic
to most prescription acne medications so
those wont help. Thank you!
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PnaiMaMi
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Joined: 15 Sep 2003 Posts: 29 Location: New Jersey
the Best Thing to Do Is.... Posted: 10-20-03 14:28pm
Ask your doctor specially if your allergic
to most stuff. Have you had acne
problems when you were in your early
teenage years??? Well if you did, what
did you do??? I know I kept my face clean
by washing it and using astringent
afterward. When my face gets dry, I use
the clean n clear moisturizing lotion. If
there's not enough time, you can always
just cover it up. Your husband will
understand. It's normal to have acne when
your pregnant due to your hormons so don't
worry about it.
I
am feeling the same way, I am 18 weeks
pregnant and my doctor just told me that
is was very common in your pregnancy and
that I would go away soon. I have been
waiting on it to go away for some weeks
now. I can see that it is clearing up
though. (just a little) I would just use
some good makeup.
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