the rapid stretching of the skin, and underlying atopic (allergy-related) conditions. Some of these rashes can occur whether you are pregnant or not, while others are only seen during pregnancy.

Medically reviewed by Renita White, MD Birth control can be used to treat a variety of gynecological conditions while also ...

During pregnancy, the skin stretches to accommodate the growing bump. As a result, many people find that the skin around their stomach is loose after giving birth. Various steps can help prevent ...

Pregnancy affects all parts of life — it heavily changes your routines, your diet, and your body, but lesser known is how much it can affect your skin care. Not only can your skin concerns ...

The red bumps are caused by the effect of the mother's pregnancy hormones ... but once the rash develops the child is no longer contagious. Always report any skin condition or eruption accompanied ...

Her health complications had started two years earlier during her first pregnancy, she tells PEOPLE, adding that her symptoms included blood clots in her legs, rashes on her face and hives all ...