Subrang kati.
Hi po mga momy...baka may alam kayung pwedeng ipahid dito..subrang kati niya at may maliliit na butlig.. Lalo na pagpinagpapawisan aay grabi ang kati. Everyday ligo naman ako. At hilamosa sa gabi. I doubt na sa deo ko kasi ang tagal ko ng gamit nun.. Sa maliit lang siya nag umpisa tapus ganyan na agad.😔 Thank u po sa makakapansin.
Sensitive skin can strike during pregnancy— even in someone who’s never had sensitive skin before. Some parts of the body may react because they’re dry and flaky, others because of heat rash or an external irritant (like the lotion you’ve been using for the past 20 years, which is suddenly driving you crazy). Typically the most sensitive spot is the belly as it stretches (and stretches…and stretches). Other potential trouble spots include your hips, thighs and butt (always a lovely spot to scratch). Your raging hormones make you more sensitive to contact with substances that might not normally affect you, such as sunlight, heat, detergents, chlorine and even certain foods. And if you’ve got eczema during pregnancy, you can expect some major flare-ups (or if you’re very lucky, a nine-month respite). For itchy spots, a dab of calamine lotion should do the trick (temporarily, anyway). If any rash or irritation lasts longer than a couple of days, ask your practitioner about next steps. Avoid products that are laden with additives, dyes or fragrance, any of which can exacerbate the problem.
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