This is called melasma and is linked to elevated progesterone and estrogen levels. Treatment often includes dermatology referrals, SPF recommendations, and postpartum skin recovery plans.
PREGNANCY GLOW = CONSTANT SWEAT
Increased blood circulation causes this “glow,” but also leads to excessive perspiration. Women may seek dermatology-safe antiperspirants or consult OBs about hormonal thermoregulation.
SORE AND BLOODY GUMS
Known as pregnancy gingivitis, this can lead to periodontal issues. Dentists recommend prenatal dental visits and safe anti-inflammatory oral care products.
CRAVING FOODS THAT YOU HATED BEFORE
A strong sign of hormonal fluctuation, often triggered by the progesterone surge during implantation and first trimester.
NO BLADDER CONTROL
Bladder leaks are caused by pressure from the growing uterus. It’s a common symptom managed with pelvic floor physical therapy and pregnancy-safe incontinence solutions.
INCREASED BLOOD FLOW = BIGGER “O” IN THE BEDROOM
