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A member asked:
My skin is olive, and my genital area after having my baby became very dark. is it permanent?
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Should resolve: Discoloration of the genital skin can happen during pregnancy and should resolve over the next several months. If it persists you can discuss treatment options with your dermatologist or ob.
Answered 9/23/2016
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