Patient's question:
I've had this situation since I was a child; it's easy to pull down the pubic hair with just a little effort~~ It's been a long time. How should it be treated.Doctor's answer:
The amount of pubic hair is closely related to genetic factors and can vary greatly among individuals. Like hair, pubic hair also sheds due to metabolism. Pubic hair is renewed approximately every six months, with about 10-20 strands falling out daily. As one ages, the secretion of sex hormones gradually decreases, leading to the gradual shrinkage of hair follicles. Pubic hair may become sparser and turn white over time, which are all normal physiological phenomena.Around menopause, the rate of pubic hair loss may accelerate. If there are no other abnormal symptoms, this is also considered physiological and does not require concern. However, if severe pubic hair loss occurs in adulthood or even during adolescence, it should be taken seriously, as this is often caused by an underlying medical condition.