According to Wikipedia, hirsutism (from Latin hirsutus = shaggy, hairy) is defined as excessive and increased hair growth in women in locations where the occurrence of terminal hair normally is minimal or absent. It refers to a male pattern of body hair (androgenic...
Hirsutism treatment medical In general all anti-hirsutism tablets may help to slow hair growth down so that hairs become thinner and less noticeable. For significant effect the anti-hirsutism tablets should be taken up to 12 months and usually need to be continued for...
The Ferriman-Gallwey score – scoring system (Ferriman DM, Gallwey JD.,1961) is used to score the degree of excess male pattern body hair (hirsutism) in women. The scorecard of every body location under survey begins from 0 (no excessive terminal hair growth) to...
Hirsutism is a condition with excess hair growth in women in male pattern – on face, chest, areola, lower abdomen, upper back, lower back, buttocks, inner thighs and external genitalia. In most cases the main cause of hirsutism is hyperandrogenemia (high concentration...
Some young girls and women suffer from unwanted hair growing on face and body. This skin condition called “HIRSUTISM” which means the presence of terminal hairs in females in a male-like pattern. Hirsutism in general affects 5% – 10% of women. Some causes of...
Hirsutism is a term defined as excessive and unwanted hair growth in women in a male-type pattern (hair on the face, beard area, chest, and abdomen). Hirsutism causes could be different. Studies suggest that Constitutional Hirsutism affects 5% – 15% of women,...
Young girls starting from puberty and women get concerned if they have unwanted hair – excessive dark or dense hair growth (called “hirsutism”) on their face or any other part of the body including facial hair and pubic and bikini hair. In women hirsutism may be...
Hirsutism treatment – Tea ‘controls female hair growth’ (BBC news from 20.07.2007) Spearmint tea may help to control excessive hair growth in women, say Turkish researchers. Drinking the tea twice a day, reduced levels of male sex hormones, which can...
Hypertrichosis is a very specific medical terminology referring to unwanted condition of excessive body hair. Hyper-trichosis can be generalized, symmetrical (affecting symmetric parts of the body) or localized (affecting specific parts of body – never symmetric). The...
What we know about hairy women? What we know about hairy women celebrities? What we can learn from them? Hairy Women – Frida Kahlo’s moustache From a young age Frida Kahlo, famous Mexican painter, appeared very aware of her personal image, of the...
Annie Jones – Esau Infant – Esau Girl – Esau Woman Who was Esau Woman? Annie Jones was born with hirsutism in Virginia on 14 July 1865. She suffered from Hirsutism (excessive hair growth in unusual places for women). Annie Jones was born with a chin...
Who was so called “monkey girl”? Percilla Bejano (later Percilla Lauther) was born on April 26 of 1911 in the Puerto Rican town of Bayamon. During her long life hirsute Percilla was known as “the hairy little girl” and “the monkey girl“, but it is quite...
An illustration of Julia Pastrana (hairy woman), a Victorian stage performer who toured Europe, Canada, and the United States billed as the Bearded or Hairy Lady, the Nondescript, the Ape-Woman, the Marvelous Hybrid or Bear Woman. Julia Pastrana (1834-1860) was one of...
Long before The Bearded Lady was a staple in the sideshow, bearded ladies were already revered in the mythology and folklore of the old world. In the fifth century B.C.E. Hippocrates himself, the father of modern medicine, documented a bearded priestess named Athena....
Hirsutism records – Guinness World Records What is the longest beard in the world for a female? Her name is Vivian Wheeler from USA – with the longest hair in her beard measuring 11 inches – 27.9 cm. Vivian Wheeler is blessed with having the longest...
