Why not just do a pregnancy test?
If you have gained weight then that could be why you are getting stretch marks. I got stretch marks on my stomach 8 years ago, but I have never had a child.
During pregnancy when do you start to get stretch marks on your breast?
No your just fat
To prevent stretch marks during your second trimester of pregnancy you could apply any type of stretch mark cream to your abdomen. You should talk to your gynecologist for advice on which cream would be appropriate for you. Also, to help the stretch marks disappear a little more be sure to apply the cream after your pregnancy.
That is not a typical pregnancy sign. It's just hormones when we grow. Getting on birth control pills can make them grow faster and then the marks show up.
Hi It's possible if you have gained weight and this will make it more likely for you to have stretch marks.
Use Mederma which is best stretch mark cream. Apply 3 times in day and remove new as well as old stretch marks.
One can reduce and prevent pregnancy stretch marks by moisturising daily. One can also try to avoid gaining excess weight, besides the baby and the amniotic fluid as this will help reduce stretch marks.
Yes, you can get stretch marks during a C-section. Stretch marks typically occur due to rapid skin stretching, which can happen during pregnancy as the body expands to accommodate the growing baby. While the incision itself may not develop stretch marks, the surrounding skin can still stretch and lead to marks, especially if there is significant weight gain or hormonal changes during pregnancy.
Sure. Stretch marks are a result of other things besides pregnancy. A large weight loss could add stretch marks.
There is NO 'common age' for stretch marks. ANYONE at ANY age can get stretch marks, although in children they are exceedingly rare. The typical causes are pregnancy, obesity, and loss of skin elasticity (which is the one age-related criteria).
As long as it is your stretch marks itching you are ok but anyone itching without stretch marks should see their doctor as it can be a sign of something serious.
Stretch marks will decrease naturally over time; however there are gels and creams available to help with this process. Another option is laser surgery.