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Q: Hair under clitoris hood ?

asked by: Ironbabe on June 9th, 2009

New User

Um yea... this is embarrising >_< but anyways..

A few days ago when used to bathroom I felt pain when I urinated.. ._. so I took a look & I found a hair growing under my clit hood.. i dunno what it is but it hurts when I touch it & its still growing... is this a bad thing? or should I tell my parents to take me to the doctor?..

Replies(2)

susan862003

replied on June 11th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

I have never heard about that. Hair typically does not grow there. Are you sure it is not just a loose hair that got trapped there and that you need to clean the clitoris and under the hood?

Ihearrtrevenge

replied on July 21st, 2009

New User

I have the same problem and it's sooooo painful!!! Did you resolve this problem and did you see a doctor? I've been trying to find solution besides plucking out the hair. Pleasee let me know what happened. I really appreciate it.

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