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I just gave birth and i have these tiny pimples on my face. what may be the cause and how can i treat these if i'm breastfeeding?
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Hormonal: these are due to hormonal changes.drink a lot of water,keep your face clean and use simple products like proactive or clearasil--they will pass.
Answered 9/7/2014
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