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Red tint to face and pregnant, normal?
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Do you glow?: When pregnant the skin retains fluid which can smooth wrinkles/lines. Skin may be flushed (especially around the cheeks) due to extra blood volume in the mother’s body ; due to ^’ed Progesterone levels. See your OB if concerned.
Answered 6/30/2014
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