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Pimples??

So the beginning of this pregnancy i was breaking out on my back and face which i know i normal. but today i was rubbing my tummy and i felt a pimple on my tummy. its white already but never in my life have i ever got a pimple on my tummy ever. i was like whooaa how did this even happen. is this normal? i never thought you could get pimples on your stomach.
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Im 22 weeks and my acne was bad at first bt just on my face bt thank god my face is clear nw i still get a pimple here and there though!
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lol lucky you! i have dry skin also. and it ***** because i moisturize my skin . even before i got pregnant. this kids like nope mommy I'm gonna make you ugly lol
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the only thing I have been cursed with is dry patchy skin very lucky I've gotton rid of it..but have not gotten the pimples. touch wood lol
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I'm only 11w4d, but I'm getting them already! Acne can form anywhere, from head to toe. Its normal, but if you're concerned talk to your health care facility. Best of luck dear!! :-D
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wheeewwwww ok thank you I'm glad I'm not the only one. i was thinking it was a cyst or something! yes yes it does. only 9 weeks and a lot of stuff it changing.
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I have one on my stomach, a few on my upper legs, have one on my left hand... Pregnancy. Makes weird things happen!
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