Hirsutism is rarely caused by a serious underlying disorder. Pregnancy occasionally stimulates its development. Hirsutism triggered by tumors is very unusual.
NO, in general the hirsutism is a result of high level of testosterone (male hormo produced by female body).
This condition is known as 'Hirsutism'- Excessive hair growth in women. I suffer from this condition myself! Hirsutism may be caused by many different factors, but the 2 most common & well-known causes are: polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) & idiopathic hirsutism. Would definately be beneficial to look up more information on the web, or to see a gynaecologist, as there may be a further underlying problem or condition which can result in other health problems too.
Yes, hirsutism can potentially affect pregnancy outcomes, as it may be a symptom of underlying hormonal imbalances that could impact fertility and pregnancy complications. It is important for individuals with hirsutism to consult with a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and management during pregnancy.
Hirsutism
Primary hirsutism can be treated mechanically. Mechanical treatment involves bleaching or physically removing unwanted hair by: cutting, electrolysis, shaving, tweezing, waxing.
Hirsutism is the abnormal growth of hair located on the face and body. It is usually women who experience this. Men naturally have hair on their face and body where as women don't.
Yes, it is a condition called 'Hirsutism'
Amrenorrhea, dysfunctional bleeding and hirsutism
Diagnosis is based on a family history of hirsutism, a personal history of menstrual irregularities, and masculine traits. Laboratory tests are not needed to assess the status of patients whose menstrual cycles are normal.
Most women will have some, but usually very fine pale stuff that doesn't show up much. Some will have darker coarser hairs, which can be a problem for them. This condition of excessive hair growth in women is called 'Hirsutism'. The 2 main causes are 'polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) & idiopathic hirsutism. This condition may have further underlying causes & health problem, so if the hair is really excessive, or if it get's worse, i definately would suggest going to see a gynaecologist.
hirsutism (hypertrichosis) - female excessive growth of hair....
Hirsutism is the condition of abnormal hairiness.hirsutism, or (in the extreme) hypertrichosis