PubHawk
Am J Obstet Gynecol June 2014 PMID 24486227

Complications related to pubic hair removal.

Andrea L DeMaria, Marissa Flores, Jacqueline M Hirth, Abbey B Berenson

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What people are saying

Discussions emphasize the widespread practice and common complications linked to pubic hair removal, with comments reflecting personal experiences and demographic observations that show both concern and curiosity. The language used combines factual references, such as the 87% statistic, with casual commentary, reflecting a meaningful but not deeply transformative exchange.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings of the publication, recognizing common health issues tied to pubic hair removal, such as skin abrasions and ingrown hairs.

InterestHigh interest

The topic garnered strong interest, with commentators referencing percentages and health consequences, indicating relevance and concern about personal grooming practices.

EngagementModerate engagement

Participants delve into personal experiences and cultural factors, demonstrating moderate depth in their responses, for example, mentioning prevalence rates and noting how different demographics are affected.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions seem to influence perceptions about pubic hair removal by highlighting health risks, which could potentially change behaviors or prompt healthcare conversations, though the overall influence remains moderate.

Abstract in brief

  • Most women in the study (87%) reported currently removing pubic hair, with complications like skin abrasions and ingrown hairs being quite common.
  • Women of normal weight were more likely to remove all pubic hair compared to overweight or obese women.
  • Black and Hispanic women were less likely to experience complications, and very few women consulted healthcare providers about issues related to pubic hair removal, despite the potential for minor health problems.]
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Diego Guerra
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@samzuto @orlandoqr17 @JosemaGonzalezp Complications related to pubic hair removal https://t.co/jsjD7btDap "Most women (87%) admitted to current removal of at least some pubic hair... The majority (60%) had experienced at least 1 health complication because of the removal..."

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@errrrrrreor @Ozkagera @vegfemo Bir diğer kaynak da bu: https://t.co/GbObnCFmlP

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Diego Guerra
@DGuerra_99 · X

@samzuto @orlandoqr17 @JosemaGonzalezp Complications related to pubic hair removal https://t.co/jsjD7btDap "Most women (87%) admitted to current removal of at least some pubic hair... The majority (60%) had experienced at least 1 health complication because of the removal..."

Nov 23, 2021 · 2,992 followers View post →
vsenart
@vsenart · X

@errrrrrreor @Ozkagera @vegfemo Bir diğer kaynak da bu: https://t.co/GbObnCFmlP

Aug 10, 2020 · 2,737 followers View post →