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Itchy sore boobs

8 replies

lozbeth · 03/05/2018 21:18

Hi ladies,
Has anyone suffered with itchy sore boobs during pregnancy I'm 18 weeks pregnant .

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Happygummibear · 03/05/2018 22:27

Itchy yes but more when breast feeding. Put it down to skin stretching and increased blood flow. Really annoying... I take to removing my bra when at home.

3babyxx · 03/05/2018 23:04

Omg you've took the words out my mouth! I'm 23 weeks and keep waking up with cuts and scabs from itching in the night . I'm not sure what to do ! I cream after shower and baths so not sure why there so Itchy

Oct18mummy · 04/05/2018 06:11

Yes I’m 14 weeks and same thing love taking my bra off and having a good scratch when I get home from work. Moisturiser helps alleviate the itching

Smurfybubbles · 04/05/2018 07:54

I got this every time my nipples went through a growth spurt! They would be itchy for a few days then they'd go a bit dry and then settle down again. Use nipple cream or Vaseline to keep them moisturized and whatever you do avoid sudocreme, I thought it was a good idea and then someone mentioned that it dries out skin so was making it worse Confused

lozbeth · 05/05/2018 10:07

Thankyou I'm going mad with itchyinh dying not to wear bras 🙈

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kikibo · 05/05/2018 18:01

Sorry, no advice, but ig can be hormonal.

I used to get horribly itchy nipples when I was a teen and I now still occasionally get them. Not in pregnancy per se, but if hormonal it's definitely possible.

Katjolo · 05/05/2018 21:55

Yep. Im experiencing this. Vaseline or cocoa butter helps me.

TinyTerror1 · 05/05/2018 23:41

Yes been itchy on and off for weeks, I'm 18 weeks. I use E45 itch relief at bedtime which seems to help. I have really flaky nipples too so I think it's to do with dryness and stretching.

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