What's wrong with women having no pubic hair?

Many women have less pubic hair, and some even have no pubic hair. In fact, the amount of pubic hair in women is largely due to genetics. Of course, there are also acquired factors or diseases, which are introduced below.

First of all: the amount, density, and distribution of female pubic hair are usually caused by genetics, but there are also acquired reasons. Usually women have no pubic hair or very sparse pubic hair. In a very small number of people, it is caused by disease, such as hypothyroidism, which may cause sparse pubic hair.

Secondly: Inflammation, tumors or trauma may cause structural damage and functional impairment of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis, affecting the secretion of sex hormones. Or it may be due to congenital diseases or some unexplained diseases, such as idiopathic Addison's disease, which affect the secretion of sex hormones, manifesting as menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, sparse pubic hair, sexual dysfunction, etc.

Finally: The fact that some women have no pubic hair is also related to acquired factors. For example, long-term and excessive use of glucocorticoid drugs can feedback inhibit the function of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis, causing renal cortex dysfunction or even atrophy, and reduced or no secretion of male hormones, which can lead to sparse or no pubic hair. Most people have sparse or no pubic hair, which is caused by poor local sensitivity. If it is caused by a disease, pubic hair will grow again once the disease is cured, and it will not affect the marriage and sexual life after marriage.