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Why do some women have no pubic or armpit hair?

One of the reasons is that the level of androgen in women's bodies is lower; the second reason is that the receptors in the pubic and axillary hair follicles that receive androgens are insensitive to androgens or have other defects, or some women do not have such receptors at all. When pubic and axillary hair is extremely sparse or absent, it is called hypotrichosis, which occurs in about 2.5% of the population. The endocrine system, menstrual cycle, sexual characteristics development, sexual function and fertility of most women with hypotrichosis are normal. Therefore, hypotrichosis is physiological and will not affect their health and happy marriage life. There is no need to be heartbroken about it, and do not believe in rumors and lies and be swayed by feudal superstitions. I hope that in the future, family breakups and even suicide tragedies will no longer occur because of this.

We all know that pubic hair, like sweat hair and beard, has great individual differences in its presence and density, and the occurrence of pubic hair is restricted by sex hormones. Generally, when girls are 11 to 12 years old and boys are 14 to 15 years old, as the ovaries and testicles continue to mature, they begin to secrete sex hormones to stimulate pubic hair receptors and start growing pubic hair. When the pubic hair growth receptors are not functioning properly, the pubic hair will be sparse and soft. When growth receptors are absent, hair loss occurs.

In general, most female hair loss is physiological. There are no major lesions in the body, and it does not affect physical health and fertility. There is no such thing as the White Tiger bringing harm to the husband or the Green Dragon bringing harm to the wife.

Is it disease related?

This situation exists. In recent years, people have begun to pay attention to the lack of pubic hair due to illness, but the number of cases is extremely rare. There is also a genetic disease called Turner syndrome, which is an abnormal sex chromosome. The patient's chromosomes are mostly 45, X, with one less sex chromosome. This is caused by the non-disjunction or loss of sex chromosomes during the maturation of sex cells. Female patients with this condition have gonadal insufficiency, characterized by short stature, webbed neck, underdeveloped breasts, immature external genitalia, and little or no hair on the mons pubis. They also suffer from amenorrhea due to the absence of ovarian follicles. Although they can have sexual intercourse, they are infertile. Diseases such as endocrine gland dysfunction, adrenal or thyroid dysfunction, and hypogonadism can cause pubic and axillary hair to become sparse and fall out. Women with hypothyroidism have no armpit hair and sparse pubic hair. They can have sex but their sexual desire is significantly reduced. Simple gonadal dysgenesis is also accompanied by hypotrichosis, and fertility can be restored after treatment of mild cases. Heavy hemorrhage in women after childbirth can cause Sheehan's syndrome, a disease characterized by hypopituitarism. Patients will become extremely emaciated, suffer from amenorrhea, infertility, gradual loss of hair and pubic hair, weakness, and a very decreased libido. However, these lesions themselves are often accompanied by other obvious symptoms, and people often seek medical treatment due to other problems. If you find that hypotrichosis is accompanied by more changes in other body functions, do not take it lightly. It is best to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and receive symptomatic treatment or management.