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Hair in the scrotum, is that a disease? |
Hair in the scrotum, is that a disease? If hair on your scrotum has just began to grow - you are showing signs of secondary sexual development. This basically means that you are undergoing puberty and its entirely normal to have hair growing in the pubic region, under your armpits and face. And soon you will notice your 'Adam's apple' sticking out just beneath your chin - halfway down your neck. These are some of the secondary male characteristics. Congrats - you are on your way to becoming a man! www.webmd.com No its perfectly normal to have hair around your penis and having it on your scrotum some even have hair not only on their scrotum but further down too.Its not a disease rest assure. Hair "in" the scrotum? Do you mean "on" the scrotum? As far as I know the average man has hair on the scrotum. hair on the scrotum is normal for any guy who is into or finished puberty. Hair IN the scrotum is quite another story; then again how would you tell if you have hair in there short of cutting it open - hehe. |
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