During pregnancy, due to changes in hormone levels in the body, some pregnant women may develop stretch marks, which is also related to their physical condition. However, some pregnant women may show signs of blackening when they develop stretch marks, which makes them very confused. So, how can stretch marks during pregnancy be black?
Long stretch marks during pregnancy are black, which may be related to endocrine factors. When a large amount of melanin deposits in the body, stretch marks will turn black. This situation is normal, and pregnant women do not need to worry too much. During pregnancy, it is easy for endocrine disorders to occur in the body, which can affect the normal metabolism of the body, affect the excretion of melanin, and then deposit on the surface of the skin.
Some pregnant women have not done a good job of sun protection, and may wear less clothing due to fear of heat. If they are frequently exposed to ultraviolet radiation, their stretch marks may also turn black. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women take good sun protection measures, especially in summer, when going out, they should use sunscreen or umbrellas to avoid direct sunlight exposure.
If pregnant women are worried, they can also go to the hospital for examination as long as there are no abnormalities in their body. In response to this situation, pregnant women can adjust their diet by eating more light foods, preferably avoiding too much greasy and spicy food that can easily cause internal heat. They should also strengthen their rest and regulate their own secretion.
