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Dry scalpy skin on my neck and im pregnant?
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Normal: Skin changes in pregnancy are super common. For some women it's increased dryness, for others it may be increased acne and oiliness. You can consider moisturizes for area. Or Hydrocortisone cream if the area is itchy.
Answered 6/25/2014
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