What to do if you lose your pubic hair? What are the reasons for less pubic hair in men?

We all know that growing pubic hair is a normal physiological phenomenon. After people reach puberty, sex hormones begin to be secreted, secondary characteristics begin to appear, and pubic hair grows. But sometimes there will be less pubic hair or pubic hair falling out. What is going on?

1: If a man does not grow pubic hair, it is very likely that he has a problem of incomplete development, especially if he is over 17 or 18 years old and still has no pubic hair, you should have a serious check-up. The key is to see if there are any abnormalities in the size of the testicles, penis size, beard, Adam's apple, voice tone, etc. In other words, lack of pubic hair may not be an isolated problem, but one of a series of signs.

2: If there are multiple other abnormal manifestations, it may mean that there is something wrong with the endocrine system or chromosomes. But if there are no other signs, then it is likely that there is a problem with the receptors. When the pubic hair growth receptors are defective, the pubic hair is sparse and soft, and when the growth receptors are deficient or insensitive to androgens, the pubic hair does not grow.

3: At this time, there is a high probability that the hair and other body hair will be rare, and there may also be a family history. This simple abnormality in body hair growth has no effect on the overall health and reproductive health. It is just a physiological variation, so there is no need to worry about it.

1: Like hair, pubic hair also falls out due to metabolism. Pubic hair is replaced approximately every six months, with about 10-20 hairs falling out every day. As you age, sex hormone secretion gradually decreases, hair follicles gradually shrink, pubic hair shedding increases, and pubic hair becomes thinner and turns from black to white.

2: This is a normal physiological phenomenon. Before and after menopause, the pubic hair falls out faster. If there are no special abnormal symptoms, it is also physiological and there is no need to worry about it.

3: However, some people experience severe pubic hair loss in adulthood, which should be taken seriously because this situation is mostly caused by a certain disease such as Sjögren's syndrome, hypothyroidism, endogenous obesity, adrenal cortex hypofunction, etc., which can all lead to pubic hair loss.

4: It can be seen from this that pubic hair loss can also be a symptom of certain diseases. If pubic hair loss is obvious, gradually worsens, and is accompanied by other symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.

The thin or absent hair, often without Adam's apple, high voice, and no sperm in the semen are caused by congenital testicular dysgenesis or microtestis. Men with the above symptoms should go to the hospital for a chromosome test to determine the cause as soon as possible.