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itchy breast

I'm 18 weeks and for the last few days my breast has been so itchy. I had a rash on them when it first started but it's went away but now it feels itchy on the inside of my my breast down to my nipples it's to the point I'm tearing them up from scratching. I go to the drs Wednesday but I was wondering has anyone had this problem before? With my first 2 pregnancies they didn't me this way. It's to the point I've change laundry detergent and soap to see if that's the problem I even took allergy medicine to see if that would help and it didn't.
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Raw organic cold pressed coconut oil is great. You can eat it and use on skin,hair etc.
It is antifungal and antibacterial too!
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Thanks it's literally driving me crazy.
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Try coco butter twice a day....that helped me.
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Itchy skin is common in pregnancy...generally because the skin is stretching. I know it's hard but try not to scratch as it will only make things worse. Rub an oil or cream into them...something very gentle as they are so sensitive and raw already. An organic olive oil will work fine - gentle and a very cheap option compared to any cosmetic products. Once it's food grade it's definitely good enough for your skin. Just make sure it's absorbed before putting clothes on as it might stain. Also, drink plenty of water as it will hydrate your skin from the inside
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