Moles grow bigger during pregnancy because of hormones

During pregnancy, women's hormone levels are different from normal, and estrogen is generally higher than testosterone. The hormone levels in people's bodies are generally kept in balance. If the hormone levels are too high, the body will show some signs. For example, acne on the face, excessive oiliness, etc. Some pregnant women have moles on their bodies. They find that their moles have grown bigger during pregnancy. Is the growth of moles during pregnancy due to hormones?

After pregnancy, as the fetus grows slowly, women's bodies continue to change, and their belly expands, causing moles to continue to grow along with the skin. Therefore, moles on the body will grow after pregnancy. There are various symptoms that you need to understand.

1. The hair becomes thicker. After pregnancy, the secretion of estrogen in the body will increase, and the hair will not only grow faster but also become thicker. This is because the secretion of estrogen stimulates the secretion of androgen, which also promotes the growth of body hair. If you find that the hair on your arms and legs has become thicker or longer, don't panic, it's normal.

2. Bloodshot eyes. After pregnancy, many expectant mothers’ eyes will have varying degrees of edema and congestion. This is because the body’s circulation speed slows down after pregnancy. At this time, you must pay attention to rest, ensure adequate sleep, and try to drink less water before going to bed.

3. The breasts become suitable for breast milk, and after conception, progesterone will increase. The breasts are affected by progesterone and begin to enlarge and become more sensitive. Expectant mothers should choose bras specially designed for pregnancy, which can relieve the pain and swelling and prevent breast sagging.

Tips:

The symptoms of pregnancy will not be obvious in the first month of pregnancy, but some women will experience inexplicable breast enlargement, darkening of areola color, general fatigue, delayed menstruation and other symptoms. When sexually active women find themselves having these symptoms, they can go to the pharmacy to buy pregnancy test strips or sticks for preliminary testing, or go to the hospital for a blood test to confirm whether they are really pregnant.