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Im currently 14 weeks pregnant and ive noticed for the past week or so that i have a skin tag on my areola. ive paid close attention to it, monitor?
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Skin tag?: Its not uncommon in pregnancy to notice skin tag or increase in size of skin tags. Sometimes such lesions can also montogomery tubercles which arise from sweat glands of the breast. Show it to your doctor at your visit.
Answered 7/23/2018
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