Stretch marks usually appear as pink or purple stripes in the early stages.
Stretch marks are generally referred to as swelling lines on the skin of the abdomen during pregnancy. Their cause may be related to skin tension, hormonal changes, heredity, age and other factors.
The initial symptoms of stretch marks are pink or purple stripes that occur on the abdomen, breasts, thighs, and buttocks. Over time, stretch marks can gradually become depigmented and atrophic, and then transform into white or silver linear scar-like stripes, which may occasionally itch and burn locally.
The initial symptoms of stretch marks are usually characterized by pink or purple stripes. If a patient experiences any of these symptoms, consider stretch marks.