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Is it normal to have scarring and stretch marks between your legs even if you're maintain the same weight?
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Yes: Stretch marks generally come from rapid changes in your body shape, usually from an increase in the size. Many teenage girls get stretch marks around their hips/thighs as they grow taller. Most women get stretch marks during pregnancy. Significant weight changes can cause stretch marks, but so can growth spurts.
Answered 8/18/2015
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