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I CANT STOP ITCHING !!!!!

One of my 1st pregnancy signs was my itchy huge nipples!  They itch so bad!! In 4 weeks and still itching. Y? Lol now my belly is starting to itch and I can't take it. I've tried lotion it doesn't work.
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Hi I already  told my Dr the baby is in good handsshe said its because  it's growing ♡ and getting  big .
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Tell your doctor because it can be a sign of some pregnancy issues. (Probably not serious but they should know and check you.) But what I found worked great was Aveeno colloidal oatmeal bath a couple times a week. Aveeno colloidal oatmeal bath wash. And using only dye free perfume free laundry detergent and softener. And drink lots of water. Averno has some good lotuons too. (Tho I've been using curel itch defense and its so so. Averno is better.) Good luck!
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And okay  what else  do I use if that  doesn't work,  My stomach  all so been  itchy
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I got so itchy it wouldn't go away I tried everything. The Dr prescribed me hydrocortisone cream it worked right away
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My nipples  been hurting  since I been pregnant  and so dose  My girl part . We hardly do it  because  it's hurts I guess my Dr said it's nomoarl because  the. Baby is growing big. And biger
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Add me alyssamarie.***@****
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Mine didn't  stop itchy  Intel I am months you willget there it's take time for the ititchy  to stop but now my nipples just hurts really  bad . And itch little bit
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