Waxing when pregnant nhs

Having a baby is an exciting time, but it also comes with many changes to your body.

As your due date approaches, you may be wondering if you should continue your regular waxing routine. Here is some guidance on when to wax before giving birth.

First Trimester

During the first trimester, it is generally safe to continue waxing as usual.

The first 12 weeks of pregnancy see very little physical change, so your regular waxing schedule should not pose any problems. Some women may experience more sensitivity in the first trimester, so you may want to take some extra precautions like avoiding the bikini area, using gentler wax, and taking ibuprofen beforehand if your provider approves.

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Otherwise, waxing in the first trimester simply comes down to your own comfort level.

Second Trimester

In the second trimester from weeks 13-27, some physical changes become more apparent. Your blood flow increases during pregnancy, which can make the waxing process more painful.

The extra blood flow can also cause more swelling, sensitivity, and possible bruising from waxing. For these reasons, y

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