When does pregnancy acne start?
My skin has been acting up a bit since I got pregnant. My friend said she had terrible acne when she was pregnant. When does pregnancy acne usually start?
My skin has been acting up a bit since I got pregnant. My friend said she had terrible acne when she was pregnant. When does pregnancy acne usually start?
My doctor explained that pregnancy acne often kicks in during the first trimester, specifically between weeks 6 and 12. This is mainly due to the increase in androgen hormones. It can also appear later, but the initial surge usually triggers it. Proper skincare and diet help.
When I was pregnant and asked at Apollo, they said it varies but often starts early on, in the first trimester. Best to ask your gynaecologist directly about your specific case, as they can recommend safe products. Don't self-medicate.
Acne is normal with pregnancy because of hormones. Usually starts in the first few months. Just keep your face clean, use mild soap. If it's too bad, show it to the doctor, they might suggest something safe.
Yaar, my wife had it too. Actually, it started for her in the first trimester only. She was so annoyed! Doc said it's just hormones. Keep your face clean, that's what she did.
Oh God, pregnancy acne! It started for me around month 2, just when I was craving all the greasy pakoras. 😂 Maybe it was the hormones, or maybe it was the extra junk food. Anyway, it's pretty common early on!
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Haan na, pregnancy mein bahut kuch hota hai body mein. Acne bhi usi ka part hai. For many, it starts quite early, like in the first three months itself. Just be patient and gentle with your skin.
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