Hello. First, I want to warn you that I have not looked anywhere for information on the Internet to support my comments. Everything is pure and simple witness base. I observe this strange thing in the village where I grew up and live so far. I'm a teenager myself, still 16, but with one advantage or disadvantage (as you want to understand it) - I'm very hairy. I'm not just talking about legs, arms, beard, armpits and genitals. I'm talking about everywhere, about absolutely every place where there is skin. Except for the palms and soles - I don't have them there. I have learned to deal with this problem, I can tell you that it is extremely unpleasant - to have hair on your back, waist and buttocks, shoulders ... your forehead to be covered by ... ew. Yes, I have learned to deal with the problem, but sometimes I get depressed and fall into some stages of helplessness. The interesting thing is, that in the year I was born, a mine exploded near the village where I live. It released a large amount of radiation, at least according to various studies, but no one told the population to evacuate. We live near this mine. The whole neighborhood is located in this vicinity. And here comes the even more interesting thing, that there are a few more people with my problem - now whether this problem is really so common or not is another question, but I don't think it's a coincidence. A neighbor of mine, 5 years older than me, in early '96 still a small child, also has this problem, but more pronounced in the hair on the chest and legs. It is a pure gorilla. The street in the neighborhood is generally completely straight with two branches. There are a total of 6-7 houses and in each family there is a person with this problem. One of my former classmates, who is my neighbor, also had this problem. Even ? she has a light beard / sideburns, she has hair around her navel (abundantly) and along her breasts (I heard her share it with a friend), but she has already learned to cover it up. Hell, there are even hairs on the nose itself, its very surface, not in it. Another woman, 1 house below us, also has a huge hair problem. My father and mother are not very hairy, nor is anyone in our lineage. What the hell is going on? Could it be due to radiation? Has it affected the adrenal gland in any way and "stimulated" (?) It to produce more androgens? This whole topic may seem comical to you, if nothing else, at least you have dared from the heart. : D Let me use it a bit now - what can I do for this hair? I do not have the opportunity for expensive electrolysis, IPL and other similar procedures there. It doesn't work with a wax mask, I'm tired of shaving anymore, and I can't shave my forehead. I also get a lot of hair on my cheekbones and just under my eyes. Can I take something hormonal? Balancing the amount of androgens released ... I will add again that I read somewhere that if a person in my situation takes such hormonal balancing drugs, it would cause the opposite - the synthesis of more female hormones and the possible (!) Appearance of breasts in men even stopping reproductive functions? !! This scares me: D I would like to know ... is there any salvation ... that I had read somewhere that if a person in my situation took such hormonal balancing drugs, it would cause the exact opposite - the synthesis of more female hormones and the possible (!) appearance of breasts in men, even the cessation of reproductive functions? !! This scares me: D I would like to know ... is there any salvation ... that I had read somewhere that if a person in my situation took such hormonal balancing drugs, it would cause the exact opposite - the synthesis of more female hormones and the possible (!) appearance of breasts in men, even the cessation of reproductive functions? !! This scares me: D I would like to know ... is there any salvation ...
1 uncut_beast answered
As a biologist, I can say that hair is gene-based, but there are a number of other factors that can alter the gene. Radiation is one of them. That is, I think it is quite possible that this is due to this. Another question is why only a few people in the district have this problem and not all. You can find out about yourself from your male relatives. If your father, grandfather, even great-grandfather were very hairy, it is not from radiation. My brother was born in September 1986, 5 months after the Chernobyl tragedy, and he has the same problems as you, and our father has very little hair. As for the women he mentioned, they have a healthy problem. Tell them to go to the gynecologist immediately!