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5780747 tn?1386650207

Acne & Tired

Im 13 weeks and the whole time I have had a good amount of acne and it wont seem to lighten up, anyone else with this problem and is there any solutions to help? Also the last couple of days I have been overly tired. Today alone I took the day off because someone wanted to cover my shift at work and all I feel Ive done all day is take naps...
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Every pregnancy is different so it could be just "pregnancy acne". But drom my personnel experience, with both of my daughters, I got acne really bad. Nothing worked to get rid of it or lighten it. But with my son, my face stayed pretty normal. So, if you don't know what you're havin... it could be a girl. :) just be patient. Boy or girl, you got it and itll go away after you give birth.
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5780747 tn?1386650207
Im at about 16 weeks now n keep my face pretty clean but still having breakoits.. I dont think there is too much to do.. some get ance n some dont.. I just wish I didnt!
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5584541 tn?1371137015
I have acne that wont seem to go away, with my first pregnancy my skin cleared rite up not a spot of acne, however with this one it seems to be getting worse as the pregnancy progresses
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Super tired and spotty... never ever get spots even as a teen it was rare. .. always exfoliate, cleanse, tone and moisturise and now I have loads of spots! :(
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