Photo:CourtesyWith inception of civilization, there was a worldwide declaration of deadly war on pubic hair or so it seems. We all know and experience the fact that removal of pubic hair irritates and inflames the hair follicles left behind, leaving microscopic open wounds. However, despite the fact that most women like grooming their pubic hair, the practice poses some risks, most often related to shaving injuries. Breyer’s previous research has shown that waxing, shaving or clipping pubic hair can raise the risk of genitourinary injuries, the most common being lacerations, with some resulting in emergency department visits. “The prevalence of pubic hair grooming in women is substantial in the 21st century,” said lead author Tami Rowen, MD, a an assistant professor at the university.

Source: Standard Digital February 02, 2017 08:40 UTC