Why do women lose pubic hair?

We all know that pubic hair is an important covering for our private parts, but some friends will find that their pubic hair is getting less and less and falls off from time to time. Is this phenomenon normal? Many people do not understand the specific role of pubic hair. It can increase friction and increase our interest during sex. The reduction of pubic hair will also make our private parts vulnerable to external infection. Let's take a closer look at the reasons for the reduction of pubic hair.

The amount of pubic hair in men and women is often an important indicator for diagnosing disease. The amount of pubic hair varies greatly between men and women. Generally speaking, women have less pubic hair than men. Female pubic hair usually appears when the breasts begin to develop, first appearing on the labia majora and then developing to the mons pubis triangle area. The distribution of pubic hair is an inverted triangle. Armpit hair grows after pubic hair appears and before menarche.

Too little or too much pubic hair mainly manifests itself in women. Normal women have less body hair, most of which is physiological. There are no major diseases in the body and it has no impact on health. Having too little pubic hair is a pathology in a few women. There is a genetic disease called Nayson syndrome caused by sex chromosome abnormalities. The disease often causes very little pubic hair. Female patients with this disease have hypogonadism, short stature, underdeveloped breasts, childish external genitalia, almost no pubic hair on the mons pubis, amenorrhea, and no fertility. Some women have hypothyroidism, often have no armpit hair, sparse pubic hair, and have low libido. Some women also experience heavy postpartum bleeding, pituitary ischemia, pituitary insufficiency, amenorrhea and infertility, weight loss, weakness, loss of libido, loss of hair and pubic hair, and less pubic hair.

When men and women have less pubic hair or pubic hair falls out, they should go to the hospital for examination in time. Some young men may have sparse or absent pubic hair, often without Adam's apple, high-pitched voice, and no sperm in their semen. This is caused by congenital testicular dysgenesis or microtestis. If men experience the above symptoms, they should go to the hospital for a chromosome test to determine the cause as soon as possible.

The reduction of pubic hair mainly occurs in female friends. Through the above introduction, we know the importance of pubic hair, which plays an important protective role for our physical health. Severe pubic hair loss is a very serious condition, so if you find yourself experiencing this condition, you must go to the hospital for relevant examinations and early treatment.