Answer:
"This is called facial melanoma and should fade after the birth."
Explanation:
Facial melanoma affects many women during pregnancy. This melanoma occurs with the accumulation of melanin that increases skin pigmentation in some areas, the tendency to this pigmentation happens throughout the pregnant woman's body. It is as if solar melanoses received an activation. Usually these spots disappear after the birth of the baby, but in some cases the spots remain, so it is important for pregnant women to be careful to avoid these spots.
To prevent the appearance of blemishes dermatologists recommend the use of sunscreen as the main preventive action. Ideally, avoid contact with the sun, use the sunscreen correctly and, after the third trimester, start using topical vitamin C.
Tobacco: Reduces appetite and can cause nausea and vomiting; increases alertness
Alcohol:
Impairs concentration, slows reflexes, impairs reaction time, reduces coordination, and causes drowsiness when used in excess
Illegal Drugs: Marijuana impairs memory, concentration, perception, and movement; cocaine causes dizziness, headache, anxiety, insomnia, depression, and increased heart rate
Medicine: Medicines usually are safe and effective, harmful effects may occur in some people. OTC's typically do not cause serious side effects when taken as directed on the product's label. It is important to read the label to find out the ingredients, side effects, warnings, and when to consult a doctor.