Skin Problems After Pregnancy – How to Treat Them?

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Skin Problems After Pregnancy How to Treat
Them?

• Dermatologist

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Common Skin Problems During and After Pregnancy

• Skin disorders can occur after the delivery, just
  as they might during pregnancy. Fortunately, they
  are primarily curable, so don't worry your
  postpartum skin will be back to normal in no
  time. Here, we will discuss the most prevalent
  skin problems after pregnancy.

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Dermatitis/eczema

• Eczema or dermatitis is a prevalent yet
  noninfectious skin ailment that will not transmit
  to your newborn. It is frequently an exacerbation
  of an underlying sensitive skin problem that has
  existed for some time. It can also occur in new
  moms due to excessive water contact from regular
  hand washing.
• To relieve irritated and itchy skin, use a
  moisturizer daily. Topical steroid creams soothe
  irritated skin and are safe to use during
  nursing. Use a light soap replacement for skin
  care and keep moisturizing even after the skin
  rash has gone away.

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Hair and Nail Changes

• There is often an increase or reduction in hair
  growth and production during pregnancy. Because
  of endocrine changes during pregnancy, many women
  develop some degree of hirsutism on the face,
  arms, and back. Hirsutism usually disappears on
  its own after childbirth. However, cosmetic
  excision may be explored if the issue persists.
• Pregnant women may also feel a modest thickening
  of their scalp hair. It is due to an extended
  active (anagen) phase of hair development.
  Postpartum, scalp hair enters a prolonged resting
  (telogen) phase of hair development. The results
  in increased shedding (telogen effluvium), which
  can last several months or more than a year. A
  few women with a propensity for androgenetic
  alopecia may experience frontoparietal hair loss,
  persisting beyond pregnancy.
• During pregnancy, nails often grow at a higher
  rate. In pregnant women, enhanced brittleness,
  longitudinal grooves, onycholysis, and subungual
  keratosis may occur. While physicians can comfort
  patients and urge appropriate nail care, most of
  these issues disappear postpartum.

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Conclusion

• Most pregnancy-related physiological
  abnormalities in the skin improve after birth,
  but they may not resolve. Hair, nail, vascular,
  immunological, and glandular abnormalities often
  resolve within a few months of birth.
• Pre-existing skin problems that deteriorate or
  improve during pregnancy usually revert to their
  pre-pregnancy form once the baby is born.
• Skin problems connected with pregnancy issues
  might result in temporary or permanent problems
  for the mother, fetus, or neonate. These
  disorders must be detected and handled to reduce
  the risk of the issues or treat them when they
  emerge. Mothers with pre-existing conditions must
  plan their pregnancy in cooperation with their
  doctor whenever feasible to achieve the best
  result for mother and baby.
• Most skin changes during and after pregnancy do
  not necessitate medical attention. However,
  consult the best dermatologist In Dubai if you're
  concerned about how your skin has altered, or
  it's interfering with your daily life.

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