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Why do i have hot skin in pregnancy? usually just dry.
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Vascular changes: Your blood vessels in the skin dilates as a normal change in pregnancy. This leads to an alevated body temperature translated to your senses by warm skin. Is not abnormal as long as you feel good.
Answered 7/20/2012
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