Women of childbearing age are aware that their bodies undergo varying degrees of changes after pregnancy, some of which may be short-lived, while others may persist until the end of delivery. However, many women are not very clear about what changes their bodies will undergo. Therefore, a pregnant mother recently asked, what should be done if the gestational folds are black? Is it a normal phenomenon?
After pregnancy, the darkening of the scrotum is mainly related to changes in hormone levels in the body. This is caused by the increase of estrogen and progesterone, which can lead to pigmentation on the skin, resulting in darkening of the skin. This is a normal situation. Generally, after childbirth, the darkening of the scrotum will gradually decrease and disappear. It is recommended to clean the skin during this period and eat more foods rich in vitamin C in daily life, which can play a role in reducing melanin deposition.
In fact, it's not just about creaking holes. During pregnancy, some expectant mothers may also experience changes in their facial skin, such as blackening, roughness, pigmentation, or acne. However, expectant mothers don't need to be too nervous. They just need to persist in taking good care of their facial skin, avoid exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet rays, eat less irritating foods, ensure sufficient sleep and rest, and their postpartum facial skin can return to normal.
In addition, due to hormonal changes, pregnant mothers may also experience enlarged and blackened areolas. Therefore, after pregnancy, pregnant mothers must pay attention to choosing a suitable bra, and the fabric of the bra is pure cotton and soft. If wearing an inappropriate or rough bra, a tight bra will compress the breasts, affecting breast development and not conducive to breastfeeding in the future. A loose bra will cause breast sagging, and wearing an overly rough bra will constantly rub against the breasts, which can easily aggravate melanin deposition.
