What's wrong with a man's butthole being hairy?

Men start growing pubic hair during puberty, mainly around the pubic bone and the base of the penis. This is normal body hair and has the function of protecting the male reproductive organs. However, some men have more pubic hair. In addition to the parts introduced above, there will also be pubic hair around the anus. This abnormality will definitely cause concern, fearing that there is something wrong. So, what is the matter with a man's anus having hair?

Anal hair refers to the body hair around the anus, which exists in both men and women. Adult men's anal hair is usually denser than that of adult women. Anal hair is connected to pubic hair and thigh hair. Many people believe that anal hair is actually part of pubic hair.

The growth of hair around the anus is a physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry.

In fact, humans evolved from apes, and apes have hair all over their bodies, including around their anus. As humans evolve, their hair becomes less and less, but the hair around the anus has not evolved yet, that's all.

The hair growth in certain parts of the human body is mostly hereditary, and also related to the local climate. Generally speaking, people in hot places have less or finer hair, and the opposite is true in cold places, but this is not absolute. In addition, the growth of pubic hair is closely related to the secretion of the human body. If more hormones are secreted, the human body will naturally grow hair. Generally speaking, adults have hair, it's just a matter of how much.

As humans evolve, body hair becomes increasingly sparse. Anal hair, like wisdom teeth and appendix, is a trace organ of humans.

Anal hair can keep the anus ventilated and can also exclude bacteria that are about to invade the anus to prevent bacterial infection. However, too dense anal hair may allow fecal bacteria to attach to the anal hair.

How do men clean their private parts?

1. Keep your genitals clean and wash them every day

Men should also wash their perineum every day like women do. Be careful not to use too hot water. Don't underestimate the importance of washing your lower body, and don't just do it for the sake of formality. Otherwise, you may get half the result with twice the effort, or even get the opposite result. Some people try to save trouble by washing their perineum with foot washing water, but they don't realize that the fungus of tinea pedis will be transmitted to the perineum, causing tinea cruris.

2. Wash your genitals first, then your anus

When washing, wash the genitals first, then the anus. After washing the anus, do not use the same basin of water to wash the genitals again. The order of drying is the same as above. Prepare a separate towel and do not mix it with the foot washing towel. After wiping, wash the towel with clean water and dry it.

3. Use warm water

If you are healthy, rinse with warm water and rub gently with your hands. When washing, turn up the foreskin completely and clean the smegma completely. In addition, be careful not to use too hot water, otherwise it may burn your penis.

4. Use less chemicals

Whether it is soap, shower gel or special care liquid, it is recommended to use less. Because the skin of the glans penis is particularly delicate and sensitive to chemicals, allergies are very likely to occur.

5. Wash each part separately

In cold weather, you don’t have to take a shower, but it’s best to wash the “key parts” every day.

For example, face, buttocks, feet, and perineum. Use different water for each part and wash them separately. After all, the bacteria in each part are different. Using the same bucket of water and the same towel to wash different parts is very likely to cause cross-infection of bacteria and cause various diseases.