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3166744 tn?1357930247

Stretch marks

Im 9 weeks pregnant and I'm getting stretch marks on my boobs. I already have DD so this is going to be fun getting bigger but what do you ladies recommend for stretch marks? I don't want anymore and I would like them to not get worse.
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2188958 tn?1346444891
^^ shes right ive heard its genetic :/ try not to scratch at all! and as of lotions i dont use any yet because i dont feel so itchy i just put lotion after i shower and whenever i feel like i really have too
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Hey I got them around my back at 7 weeks pregnant, I was a size 8 and thought it was the end of the world lol. Iv used coco butter all the creams bio oil and nothing has worked. I spoke too my midwife about it and she said if its gunna happen its gunna happen. I'm not 26weeks and Iv grown to love them :D
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3828469 tn?1358462325
EXERCISE
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I have heard mederma works well after the fact, however nothing really prevents them unfortunately. Just keep your belly/breasts lotion-ed up, don't waste money on expensive creams.
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583196 tn?1429221155
i lotion up after every shower or bath with cocoa butter lotion with vitamin e to help reduce stretch marks.
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Try bio or the month 9. Ive heard good tjongs about both of those
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