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What causes stretch marks? dark big nipples

just curious . im 27 weeks and 5 days pregnant this is my second pregnancy my first is unborn do to miscarriage but anyways the only places i have stretch mrks are under my boobs its starting to get worse :c will my round dark big nipples go away after pregnancy ??
and stretch marks?? i no srry a lil TMi
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thank you ladies!
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6337597 tn?1396556014
You can help prevent from getting stretch marks by drinking plenty of water throughout your pregnancy, and by not gaining weight too fast. Also i think keeping your skin moist by using lotions and what not will help. I don't think it's genetic at all because my mom never got any and my grandma didn't but i have sooo many stretch marks! And that is because I don't drink plenty enough water and I also gained way too much weight at once during my pregnancy
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7915225 tn?1539215847
Stretchmarks donm't go away bt the dark skin returns to ur normal skin colour n they wil blend wit it too. Use bio oil n apply it after every bath n keep those strechmark moist so they don't itch
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7001988 tn?1392134797
Stretch marks are mainly genetic. My boobs & thighs are the only thing that really got stretch marks. The constant shifting & growing in those areas contribute to that. Try to keep those areas well moisturized.
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