What should boys do if they have beards?

In our lives, it is very normal for boys to grow beards. Boys who do not grow beards often have less male hormones in their bodies, less body hair, and may even have more effeminate personalities. Some boys are particularly annoyed when they first grow beards because they think that people of the same age don’t have them and it would be embarrassing for them to grow one. So what should boys do if they have beards?

How to remove beard for men:

1. Use hair removal cream and depilatory lotion to remove beard. This method does not damage the hair follicles, so it does not last long and the hair will grow back in about three days.

2. Electrotherapy hair removal: Electricity is used to destroy hair follicles, so that hair will never grow again.

3. Hair removal with a razor. Use a razor to shave regularly, for about three days.

4. Laser hair removal destroys hair follicles through the exchange of heat energy generated, thus stopping hair growth.

Judging a man's health from his beard

1. Crazy beard growth, excess androgen

When the body secretes too much androgen, such as adrenal tumors, the beard will grow wildly under the stimulation of excessive androgen;

Another situation is taking too much androgen and its products, which causes an overabundance of androgen in the body and causes the beard to grow wildly.

In fact, traditional Chinese medicine has long recognized the relationship between beards and sexual function. Medical books written more than 2,000 years ago pointed out that if the blood and qi are abundant, the beard will be long; if the blood is low but the qi is abundant, the beard will be short; if both the blood and qi are low, there will be no beard.

2. Beard loss and sexual dysfunction

Modern medicine uses beards to help diagnose diseases: if a man's beard becomes sparse or completely falls off, it is likely a sign of decreased sexual function. In medicine, there is a class of diseases that affect sexual function by affecting hormone secretion in the body.

For example: after a pituitary tumor invades the normal pituitary tissue, the pituitary hormone secretion is insufficient, which leads to insufficient androgen secretion.

As a result, men's beards will naturally become sparse, and without sufficient androgen support, their sexual function will also decline.

3. The beard becomes harder and sexual function becomes more stable

Beards grow naturally and usually begin to grow during puberty, when they are fairly soft hairs.

After puberty, male beards generally grow faster than their hair, a result of the effects of male hormones. By adulthood, beards are generally the same color as hair and their texture hardens, and sexual function tends to stabilize.