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White spots on chest~

So I'm 39 weeks pregnant(About to pop), a 24 year old (F) (White skinned) and i wana say about 2months into my pregnancy i started getting little white spots(lighter then my skin) or almost like white freckles on my chest. Now i have hurried of pregnancy mask but as far as im aware that is only regarding dark spots and they go away after the birth of you're child. So dos anyone have this and dos it also go away after giving birth, or is it a sigh of something els?
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Im also due today! the 3rd! but nothing yet! good luck with ur little one!
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No wise words for you, I'm afraid, but just to say you're not alone. I'm 20 weeks, also white skinned and have a few dark patches on my face and also one white patch- it's about 1cm x  0.5cm and has been there for at least the past 2-3 weeks. I too had assumed it's a part of the 'mask'...
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Im 24 and 39 weeks pregnant also. I have a few white spots and its on my hands and one on my leg. They are all tiny and yes its the same thing as if someone gets dark spots. I make fun of myself for having them. Im due Sept 3rd.  When are you due?
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Im 24 and 39 weeks pregnant also. I have a few white spots and its on my hands and one on my leg. They are all tiny and yes its the same thing as if someone gets dark spots. I make fun of myself for having them. Im due Sept 3rd.  When are you due?
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