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14weeks pregnant.no infections/diseases.no rash.itchy burning skin all over whole body.gets especially bad at night.what could it be?
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Dry skin?: At 14 weeks, there really are no skin related complications related specifically to the pregnancy. This sounds like something else. I would try things like: change laundry detergent, evening shower with moisturizing soap, and a humidifier in your room. Also, talk with your doctor!
Answered 9/28/2016
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