With this big pet now I cant even see down there properly and bending is so hard. Razor se thoda scared im of cutting myself, how do u all manage this in later months?
Beta, in our times we didn't do much of this, but if it is irritating you, you can use a small trimmer carefully or ask a close female relative to help. Don't use any harsh chemical creams down there, it's not good for the skin. If you can manage, just let it be, it's completely natural.
I totally understand how uncomfortable and awkward this feels, sweetheart! It's such a personal thing and our bodies are changing so fast. I used a small mirror and a gentle electric trimmer slowly in the shower, please take your time and do it very safely.
I am in my 7th month and literally cannot see my feet anymore, let alone do any hair removal! Is it okay if I just leave it, or do the hospital staff shave it before delivery? Let me know what you guys did because I am quite lost.
Yaar, don't stress too much about this! The doctors and nurses have seen it all, they honestly don't care about hair down there. If you want to do it for your own comfort, just use a trimmer or ask your hubby to help, it's actually quite common for partners to help with this!
Look, don't overcomplicate this. Just buy a good electric trimmer and do it gently, or get your husband to help you out when the belly gets too big. Shaving can cause cuts and waxing hurts like crazy during pregnancy, so trimming is the safest bet.
Since I had some bleeding issues and bed rest, I was extremely cautious about any infections down there. I didn't do any waxing or shaving at all to avoid cuts and bacteria. Pls consult your doctor before doing anything, they can tell you what is safest for your condition.
With my PCOS, I always had thick hair growth so this was a major issue for me too. I was very scared of infections, so I avoided salon waxing and just stuck to carefully trimming at home. It's better to be safe and comfortable rather than trying anything too risky.
This is such a common query here, and believe me, we all face this! The safest and most practical way is using a trimmer or just getting a neat trim. Waxing can be very painful now because blood flow is high down there, so keep it simple and safe.
Honestly, shaving gets so hard once the bump grows. I just went for professional pre-natal waxing at a hygiene-focused salon, or you can use a trimmer. Hair removal creams are a big no because of the strong chemicals, so avoid those.
When I was pregnant, my skin became super sensitive and even shaving gave me rashes. I found that gentle trimming was the best way to maintain hygiene without hurting the skin. Now that I am breastfeeding, I still prefer trimming because it's just so quick and safe.
I would suggest asking your gynac once before using any hair removal creams or going for waxing. Every pregnancy is different, and skin can react badly. My doc strictly told me to avoid chemical creams, so I only used a safe trimmer at home.
Haan na, self-care during this time is so difficult! When the bump gets big, looking down is almost impossible. Me toh simple trimmer use karti thi mirror dekh ke, very safe and easy. Bilkul risk nahi lene ka scalpels or creams se.
