It sounds like you could have a UTI or yeast infection. Both are very common in pregnancy. Just call your Dr and tell them what is happening.
As long as it is your stretch marks itching you are ok but anyone itching without stretch marks should see their doctor as it can be a sign of something serious.
No dogs do not get stretch marks when pregnant or when they have their pups their skin is waydiffrent than human skin. If your dog has or is pregnant and stretch marks your should probably ask a veternarian near you.xoxo - Gracie Pendergrass
Getting fat and pregnant with quintuplets.
Sure. Stretch marks are a result of other things besides pregnancy. A large weight loss could add stretch marks.
It may not stretch the hole, but it often does cause stretch marks from the scar if it is already closed.
What happens is ur skin stretches leavin stretch marks.
Stretch marks occur from rapidly losing or gaining weight in one part of the body. You do not have be pregnant to lose or gain weight in your lower stomach area. There are many products on the market that claim to fade stretch marks like Mederma, but a natural remedy is aloe vera gel.
most likely stretch marks
Stretch marks can be from being pregnant, gainging weight, building muscle too fast or can be normal in teenagers during puberty. In all of these conditions, the stretch marks start when the skin begins to stretch more than it can withstand. For some that may never happen. For others, it can occur very early.
If your a women it could mean your pregnant I had this when I was pregnant,it's the strething of your skin and the thinning of it causing less blood flow the that specific area it's not dangerous just a little itchy i had no stretch marks at the site either,hope this helps
if you've verified with a doctor that you are indeed pregnant..then yes, it is. Palmers cocoa butter for the tummy will relieve the itching and the soon to come stretch marks. It's also good for any other skin itching you have.
There are plenty of creams that can help get rid of stretch marks. Mederma works great on stretch marks.