Is it normal for female genitalia to not have pubic hair? What is the use of pubic hair

The external genitalia is a private area for women, and many people like to wear tight underwear and T-shirts, which is not conducive to the health of the female external genitalia and can easily cause privacy diseases. In addition, female pubic hair also plays a certain protective role in private parts. But some women do not have pubic hair, so some people ask if it is normal for women to have pubic hair on their external genitalia?

Is it normal for female genitalia to not have pubic hair?

Pudendal hair is a sign of female maturity, and it generally grows from the age of 12 or 14 until the age of 17. It plays a role in preventing vaginal friction and enhancing sexual pleasure during sexual activity.

Genital hirsutism refers to the symptom of sparse or hairless pubic hair after the growth period of youth. The situation of complete absence of pubic hair accounts for about 2%, and the situation of very sparse hair accounts for about 12%. Hairless patients may experience a sense of shame and inferiority due to physiological inconvenience, especially in males who have a more severe sense of fear than females.

Due to the fact that the endocrine system, menstrual cycle, function, and fertility of most women with minor illnesses are normal, minor illnesses are physiological and will not affect their health and happy marriage, so there is no need to worry. For flawless treatment, it is appropriate to use ointment containing testosterone to apply locally, but the effect is not significant. Fundamentally, treatment requires correction through hair transplantation surgery. If the pubic hair is an inverse triangle, the growth direction and inclination angle of the pubic hair should be considered, and approximately 700-800 hair follicles need to be transplanted for correction. In the early stages, the growth characteristics of pubic hair may be similar to that of hair, but after a period of time, underwear will bend.

Female genitalia does not have pubic hair, and current treatment can make it grow. If female genitalia does not have pubic hair, there is no need for inferiority.

What is the use of pubic hair?

Entering puberty, girls aged 11-12 and boys aged 14-15 begin to grow pubic hair due to the action of sex hormones, distributed in the lower abdomen and perineum. Adult males have a rhombic distribution, while adult females have an inverted triangular distribution. The pubic hair has a mysterious beauty that conveys information about sexual maturity, which can help attract the opposite sex, evoke sexual excitement, and enhance sexual pleasure between couples. The dense pubic hair at the base of the male penis creates strong sexual stimulation for women, stimulating strong sexual desire, and is therefore called sexual hair. The pubic hair is particularly sensitive to touch and often becomes a comma during sexual foreplay, transitioning into sexual intercourse. After entering sexual intercourse, the pubic hair quickly switches roles, playing a buffering role during sexual intercourse, preventing strong skin friction and protecting the skin from damage.