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Hi everyone! I'm 32 weeks with my fourth. I find lately that I'm itching all over..is it normal or does it always mean choleostasis? I've had choleostasis with my first, so that's why i wanna know if it can also be something not so drastic....
Anyone?
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I itch all over the place as well, there is no part of me that is safe! I itch in places I'm afraid to try to scratch! :( This is horrible, keeping a supply of Benadryl on hand!
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I have solution for not being itchy any more. To apply baby oil after shower.
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Its something called pups im sure I spelled it wrong. But it's something you can get in your this trimester and its like little red bumps and the itch like hell.
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I'm almost 19w and super itchy all over. I put on lotion 2x a day I just think it's pregnancy
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I'm 36 weeks and very itchy too! It was mostly only on my belly, lower back, & boobs before. But these past couple weeks I feel itchy ALL over my body!
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Choleostasis is a problem with your liver when you're pregnant. It can be harmful to fetuses. You should ask your doctor to test you.
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I am super itchy on my legs now. I'm 30wks.
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What is choleostasis?? My boobs, stomach and back itch all the time. And not from stretch marks as this is #3 for me. So I already look like a road map...lol. Even when I apply lotion it itches minutes later:/
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Nobody out there itching all over??
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