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Skin Sensitivity at 5 weeks pregnant

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SeminoleMom

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Skin Sensitivity at 5 weeks pregnant Posted: 06-04-08 18:17pm


I am five weeks pregnant with my second child. I woke up this morning and my skin was tender to the touch all over my body. Has anyone ever heard of this? The only time I have ever felt anything like this was when I had taken prednisone due to an allergic reaction. It has me a bit worried.

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Posted: 06-04-08 19:40pm


If you are ever worried about your pregnancy, you should call your doctor. They can tell you more about what is going on than you can search out on the internet. Good luck!

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