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I'm 23 Weeks Pregnant & My Boobs Itch Soooo Much!
Is This Happening To Anyone Else?
What Can I Do To Stop It?
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Whenever I am itchy either on my boobs, stomach, or thighs I use coconut oil. I purchase a container from the grocery store it lasts me about two weeks depending on how much I itch. I was also told about castor oil to use that topically and almond oil. However, I have been unable to purchase almond oil from a local store. Castor oil is a bit sticky so I ended up using the coconut oil with it as well. You can also purchase vitamin E oil. That mixed with the coconut oil is a wonderful smell and feels amazing on a tight itchy belly.
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I use palmers coconut oil on my boobs and tummy and it has been working great.
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I use palmers coconut oil on my boobs and tummy and it has been working great.
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Moisturize them and don't scratch! Mine were itchy and so I rubbed them through my clothes... which was the equivalent of scratching. Now I have stretch marks on the bottom of them.
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I pray to God this doesn't happen to me at 6w3d my breasts hurt to even touch them. I cannot imagine them itching and I have to scratch them as sore as they are. I know coconut oil will be my new bff throughout my pregnancy.
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Happened to me in the first trimester,  the only thing that helped me is coconut oil and not wearing a bra...
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