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Will rosacea and acne get worse during pregnancy? how can you treat them during pregnancy?
Mar 16, 2013
Pregnancy can be associated with an improvement of skin diseases or with the opposite. It can't be predicted how the evolution will be. Treatment depends on the aspect of the lesions upon clinical examination
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