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Development Of Stretch Marks?


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I got them some two years ago before diagnosis I have a feeling its because of the low Vitamin E absorbption. But yeh basically all over my biceps and some on my theighs they look really ugly <_<


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Have you been doing some weight-lifting lately? ;)

I'm not sure what exactly causes stretch marks (if it's related to vitamin deficiencies), but during puberty when I was growing really fast I got them all over my knees, hips, and breasts... and then on my abdomen when I was pregnant. They are pretty ugly for a while. Sorry. After a year or two the color fades and they blend in better.

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