What is the matter with asshole hair?

It is normal to have some body hair around the anus, so don't worry. For adult men and women, this is called anal hair. It also has a certain care effect. It can maintain the ventilation of dirty things, block bacteria and prevent bacterial infection. It is best not to shave in daily life. It will not affect people's normal life. Let’s take a look at this issue below.

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

In fact, humans evolved from apes, which have hair all over their bodies, including around their anus. As humans evolve, their hair becomes thinner and thinner, but the hair around the anus has not yet evolved, that's all. The growth of hair on certain parts of the human body is mostly hereditary, and is also related to the local climate. Generally speaking, people in hot weather have less or finer hair, and the opposite is true in cold weather, 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 all have long hair, it’s just a matter of how much. With evolution, human body hair has become increasingly sparse. Anal hair, like wisdom teeth and appendix, is a vestigial organ of humans.

effect

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

What to do if hair grows around the anus

What should I do if I have hair growing around my anus? If hair grows in the anus and does not affect normal life, no treatment is required. If women need to wear revealing clothing such as bikinis, they can go to a local hospital or beauty salon for laser removal. The effect of laser hair removal is very ideal, because laser hair removal is a permanent hair removal method, and hair removal within a certain range will have better results. The time required for laser hair removal treatment depends on the size of the treatment area. Since hair has different growth cycles, laser hair removal requires 3-4 treatments, with an interval of about 2 months between each treatment.

From the perspective of physiology: hair will grow in parts of the human body that are not often exposed, do not often move, and are not "disturbed" by the outside world, such as armpits, pubic area, etc. However, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the surrounding area to avoid perianal diseases.