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10743983 tn?1440210210

Does anyone else

Have acne on face, shoulders and chest, and feel as if it won't just heal up? I swear! I am due next Saturday, and I'm pretty positive the acne I've had since the beginning still hasn't cleared up and has only gotten worse?

Does anyone else feel this way? It's such a pain in the a.s.s so tired of looking like this! My chin is absolutely horrific... Oy.
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I had the same problem. As soon as she came out my face was clear and even. No exaggeration. I'm sure once your hormones get straightened out you'll get back to normal
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Try the skin care line *belly*they have acne kit for pregnant women and don't touch your face it makes it worse..I deal with same thing..
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10743983 tn?1440210210
I am surely hoping for a nice break once she is born!!! My face is so fkn bad and I'm hoping for no scars ugh!!! It's impossible to just "leave it alone" as I hear often from my boyfriend lol. Yeah right. If he looked like this, he wouldn't be leaving it alone either. It's awful!
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Yes it's gross. Mine gets worse for about 2 months after baby too.
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Mines is bad it makes me feel ugly
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Ohh yes same here!. After baby your hormones shouldnt be so crazy and they go away.
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Mine is a nightmare right now!
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I'm 34 weeks and never not even as a teenager did I have acne. Then I got pregnant and my face had been so bad!
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