What should I do if I get stretch marks on my face during pregnancy?

After pregnancy, many pregnant women will find that there are many spots on their eyes and faces, especially on the cheeks. Generally, after this happens, pregnant women will be very nervous. What are the causes? In the future life, will the pregnancy spots disappear by themselves? The growth of spots is a common phenomenon, so how should it be treated? The editor has the following suggestions.

After becoming pregnant, a large proportion of women will develop spots on their face, so there is no need to worry too much about it.

During pregnancy, common facial pigmentation is called chloasma. Because it is most prominent on the tip of the nose and both cheeks, and is symmetrically distributed and shaped like a butterfly, it is also called butterfly spots. It is caused by increased secretion of androgen and progesterone by the placenta after pregnancy. Due to individual differences, some pregnant women have heavier spots, some lighter.

After giving birth, the secretion of androgen and progesterone in the body returns to the normal balance of pregnancy. For most people, the spots on their faces will naturally lighten or disappear, but for some people, they remain the same. However, they think that this is a mark of being a mother and they should be proud of it.

As the saying goes: A mother who is pregnant with a boy is ugly, and a mother who is pregnant with a girl is beautiful. That is to say, if you are pregnant with a boy, the boy's androgen affects the hormone level in your body, which causes spots to appear on your face. These spots are called pregnancy spots and will naturally disappear after giving birth. Don't worry.

As long as pregnant mothers pay attention to their diet and daily routine, pay attention to sun protection, and keep a happy mood, they will be the most beautiful. However, if exposed to strong sunlight at this time, the freckles will solidify and become real freckles.

I believe that with the above introduction by the editor, many pregnant women do not need to worry too much. After giving birth, the hormones in the body will return to normal. Some darkened or spotted areas will gradually disappear through lifestyle adjustments. However, if you do not pay attention to daily care, pigmentation will remain on your face for a long time, affecting your appearance. Try to adjust your diet and pay attention to your pace of life.