Female Hirsutism and its Treatment
What is Hirsutism?
Excessive male-pattern terminal hair growth in females in the beard area, around the nipples and in a male pattern on the abdomen is known as Hirsutism. The other common sites for excessive hair are the chest, abdomen, thighs and back. Pubic hair growth may extend upward from the usual bikini-line to the middle of the abdomen.
The hair is thicker, darker and coarser than the fine hair that covers most of your skin.
The condition is more common in dark haired individuals and in particular racial groups, such as women of Mediterranean origin. Hirsutism usually starts towards the end of your teenage years and may get worse as you get older. It's possible that you will have more hair growth on your face and body after the menopause.
Hirsutism is a condition that affects about one in 10 women and the presence of Hirsutism can negatively influence the quality of life and for many women, having to deal with excess facial and body hair can have significant psychological consequences.
Hirsutism Treatment
Many women with unwanted hair seek methods of hair removal to control the appearance of Hirsutism. However, it is important to note that these methods will only remove the excess hair cause by the condition; they will not contribute to any type of regulation of your hormones. In order to reduce your androgen levels, your doctor can suggest the contraceptive pill Dianette. Dianette contains oestrogen, which reduces androgen levels and will improve Hirsutism as well as help with menstrual cycles. It is very important that you keep your doctor informed of any bodily changes while you are taking the pill.
It is important to tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you are already taking, including those bought without a prescription and herbal medicines, before you start taking any medicine.
Dianette is available online from Hair Treatment Clinic
Hirsutism Treatment is available from hairtreatment4u online clinic with necessary prescription and free next day delivery in the UK.
