Women must study this hair-rubbing thoroughly

Is it good to shave your pubic hair? Does more pubic hair mean strong sexual desire and ability? There is a lot of common knowledge about pubic hair, but how much do you know? Many women are too shy to learn some health knowledge, which is wrong. Here are some common sense about pubic hair to see whether shaving pubic hair is a good idea.

1. Is it good for women to shave their pubic hair?

Western women have the custom of shaving their pubic hair, and girls receive sex education knowledge, including the need to shave their pubic hair, from an early age. There are razors in the bathroom, and you should shave your pubic hair after bathing. The hairless vulva is clean and cool, greatly reducing the chance of lower reproductive tract infection. Just like some ethnic boys have their foreskins cut off when they are young, the glans is clean and infection and penile cancer are almost eliminated. It is a hygienic and healthy choice.

Domestic women have never shaved their pubic hair, especially those with thick and abundant pubic hair. Coupled with the closed dressing habit, the pubic area becomes damp, stuffy, and difficult to wash, which is very suitable for the growth and reproduction of mold and various pathogenic bacteria, leading to lower reproductive tract infection, further causing infertility, and is also one of the reasons for the high incidence of cervical cancer.

2. Does having more pubic hair mean having strong sexual desire and ability?

Absolutely not. Sexual desire and sexual ability are affected by objective factors, such as education received, living environment, etc., but people of hairy races such as Indians, Pakistanis, and the Middle East have stronger sexual desire than people with less hair.

3. Should there be pubic hair around the anus?

It is normal whether you have it or not. Some people have, some people don't. About 32% of people have anal hair.

4. Are all pubic hairs curly?

Most are curved, about 82%, and the rest are straight. There are two reasons for the song. First, the curves are like soft springs, which can better offset the impact force. The second is that even if it is very long during sexual intercourse, it will not enter the vagina.

5. Is it abnormal to have no pubic hair?

Some people have no pubic hair at all, either developing it very late or throughout their lives, but have no problems with sexual intercourse. Pubic hair and armpit hair are not proportional. There is no need to have armpit hair if there is no pubic hair. 2.7% of people have no pubic hair.

6. What disease may cause excessive pubic hair?

Women with eosinophilic or alkaliphilic pituitary adenomas often have hirsutism in the pubic area. The former has sausage-like fingers, thickened gums, enlarged tongue, and gonadal dysfunction. The latter has a full-moon face, a drum-like belly, rough skin, and is accompanied by amenorrhea and hypertension. Women with adrenal cortical hyperplasia and tumors have excessive secretion of male hormones, which can cause excessive pubic hair and clitoral hypertrophy.

Polycystic ovary syndrome can also cause excessive hair growth, which is characterized by a slight amount of hair at the beginning, and a significant increase in pubic hair and body hair after the onset of amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, obesity, infertility and other conditions. In addition, people with hereditary hirsutism, drug-induced hirsutism, and neurogenic hirsutism should be examined and diagnosed in a timely manner.

7. Is it normal for pubic hair color to change?

White: Common causes of pubic hair whitening include nutrition, mental factors, systemic diseases and some albinism. The white color of pubic hair is caused by the reduction of melanin, which is related to age. Regularly massaging or scratching the pubic hair like hair can delay the process of hair graying.

Yellow or red: Also related to age and nutrition, similar to white pubic hair. Note: Some young people dye their pubic hair into various colors to make it look beautiful.

8. Is pubic hair loss a disease?

As age increases, the secretion of sex hormones gradually decreases, the hair follicles gradually shrink, and the shedding of pubic hair increases. The pubic hair will gradually become sparse and turn from black to white. These are all normal physiological phenomena. Before and after menopause, pubic hair falls out faster. If there are no special abnormal symptoms, it is physiological and there is no need to worry about it.

However, some people experience severe pubic hair loss in adulthood or even in adolescence, which should be taken seriously because this situation is mostly caused by some disease. Some patients need to take certain medications for a long time due to their medical conditions, such as anti-tumor drugs, antipsychotic drugs, and drugs for treating rheumatic diseases, which can cause pubic hair loss.

In addition, Sjögren's syndrome, hypothyroidism, endogenous obesity, adrenal insufficiency, etc. can all cause pubic hair loss. It can be seen that pubic hair loss can also be a symptom of certain diseases. If pubic hair loss is obvious and gradually worsens, and is accompanied by other symptoms, you should seek medical attention immediately.