Suggest Treatment For Rashes On Thighs During Pregnancy?
I am 23 weeks and 1 day pregnant. for just over a week i have been sore and got a rash on the insides of my legs and i feel damp around my crotch area. im wondering if my waters could be leaking. but very slowly? i have had a pad on for 1 hour and it is just slightly damp. can you help?
Wed, 8 Oct 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
HI, I understand your problem. * Increase in vaginal discharge is normal body reaction to pregnancy & raised hormone levels in body, So dampness in vaginal area ( without itching,buring in urine) is normal. It needs only cleanliness & hygyene to avoid infection. * Soreness in inner aspect of thighs iin pregnancy is because of increase in size of thighs because of physical changes in maternal body (fat deposition ) in pregnancy. Thanks. - It leads to increased sweating & friction between two thighs & leads to rash. IT can be managed by - wearing cotton clothes, using talc powder to avoid sweating & few pregnancy exercises like walking/ yogas To avoid extra fat deposition.
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Suggest Treatment For Rashes On Thighs During Pregnancy?
HI, I understand your problem. * Increase in vaginal discharge is normal body reaction to pregnancy & raised hormone levels in body, So dampness in vaginal area ( without itching,buring in urine) is normal. It needs only cleanliness & hygyene to avoid infection. * Soreness in inner aspect of thighs iin pregnancy is because of increase in size of thighs because of physical changes in maternal body (fat deposition ) in pregnancy. Thanks. - It leads to increased sweating & friction between two thighs & leads to rash. IT can be managed by - wearing cotton clothes, using talc powder to avoid sweating & few pregnancy exercises like walking/ yogas To avoid extra fat deposition.