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I'm currently pregnant and having acne that's really bad, what can i use at this stage to help my skin looks much better?
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General rule: The things you would apply to your skin are not absorbed into the blood in enough quantity to affect the fetus. That means the many such acne treatments are okay. Any other forms of treatment should be cleared by your OB.
Answered 11/18/2020
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