I am 24 years old and I have stretch mark on my thighs and stomach and hips y and how to reduce/clear them.

Stretch Marks Treatment

What Helps Fade Stretch Marks

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Dr. Pradnya KaranjgaonkarAyurveda11yrs exp

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Apply some castor oil to the stretch marks and gently massage the area in circular motions for 5 to 10 minutes. Wrap the area with a thin, cotton cloth. Using a hot water bottle or a heating pad, apply some heat to the affected area for at least a half an hour. Repeat this process daily for a minimum of one month to notice positive results. You can use alovera, lemon juice, potato juice also for massage.

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Dt. Apeksha ThakkarDietitian/Nutritionist12yrs exp

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Hello, They will not go away, but will surely fade. You can use olive oil or jojoba oil and massage on it.

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Dr. Anushri BanikHomeopath10yrs exp

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Hello, these stretch mark occurs if your weight is reduced after increase. Dont worry they will reduce slowly just exercise regularly including yoga and walking.

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Dt. Priti SharmaDietitian/Nutritionist8yrs exp

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Hi, Massage regularly and add Active vitamin E (alpha Tocopherol) in your massage oil.

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