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Itchy skin in second trimester
I have itchy skin (arms and legs) which worsens at night. I am in my second trimester. Does the itching indicate a serious condition like ICP? Please help.
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Apply coconut oil
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This is due to toxemia of pregnancy.
You should take care.
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take anti allergic tablet twice daily. apply locally calamine lotion over whole body.
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Dr. Diana Borgio
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..it is better u consult ur obstetrician if the itching is getting severe . The doctor might ask to get ur liver function tests done in view of persistent itching...for the meantime u can just apply calamine lotion to soothe the itching
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