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What Is The Treatment For Itching In 6th Month Of Pregnancy?

Hello...in pregnacy itching problem is quite common...My SGPT test is normal....i am taking cetrizine once in a day since Monday (14.9.2013) and also applying lactocalamine in itching areas....but the problem is not going...i am in 6th month of pregnacy....please guide me....welll i am under gynaecologist....
Tue, 7 Jan 2014
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OBGYN, Maternal and Fetal Medicine 's  Response
Hello!
Thanks for your query.
Some women during pregnancy have itching and may be caused by an increase in estrogen and usually can disappear right after delivery.
To relief itching you can use some tips:
avoid warm baths or showers
take an occasional oatmeal warm bath
slather on unscented moisturizer after you've bathed or showered
try to putting cool,warm compresses in itchy areas
avoid going out in the heat of the day
wear loose ,smooth cotton clothing
Take care of your self

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What Is The Treatment For Itching In 6th Month Of Pregnancy?

Hello! Thanks for your query. Some women during pregnancy have itching and may be caused by an increase in estrogen and usually can disappear right after delivery. To relief itching you can use some tips: avoid warm baths or showers take an occasional oatmeal warm bath slather on unscented moisturizer after you ve bathed or showered try to putting cool,warm compresses in itchy areas avoid going out in the heat of the day wear loose ,smooth cotton clothing Take care of your self