I'm not growing or getting fat or losing weight but I keep getting stretch marks?

[Anonymous]

I have stretch marks on my inner thigh all the way down to my knee a small amount on my hips and a small amount on the backs of my thighs I'm 14 and its really embarrassing and I hate wearing shorts or bikinis around my girlfriends or guy friends even though I know they're not going to judge me.

But my problem is I haven't grown or gained a pound for almost a year and I'm getting new stretch marks on my lower thigh and I have no idea why I moisturize my skin daily with medicated lotions cocoa butter ect. I dont know if I'm the only one who had this problem but its something in REALLY self conscious about and I don't know if there's anything I can do to help fade them because I know there's really no way to get rid of them completely.

[PolloLoco32]

Let me preface by stating i'm no expert on skin care and I do not know the cause of your problem. You might want to look into diet for your solution. The dermis might be brittle from lack of nutrients. Vitamins A, C, and E are good for healthy skin. You might not be getting enough of 1 or more of those. Below is copy and past from fox news. I'd recommend juicing any fruits or vegetables high in those vitamins as juicing gives you a direct shot of vitamins to your bloodstream.

"Vitamin A protects skin health while encouraging the formation of new skin cells. Bright orange fruits and vegetables such as carrots, sweet potatoes, apricots and mango are great sources. Other foods high in vitamin A include liver and leafy greens such as spinach and kale.

Vitamin E is essential for healthy skin as well as the repair of damaged skin. The best sources include nuts, seeds and avocados.

Vitamin C helps protect and maintain the appearance of the skin while helping the body produce new skin cells. Berries and citrus fruits, kiwis and bell peppers are all high in vitamin C."

[Queenofdasrot1414]

Do you do little or a lot of exercise?
I know girls who have these because they don"t do exercise.