Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

i am 38 weeks along and have noticed alot of hair growth in places that really shouldn't have alot of hair. i have noticed that i have started to grow hair around my anus. its actually kind of anoying. i was just wondering what could cause this and if there is anything i could do to get rid of this problem. i dont want to shave it bcuz it will grow back thicker. what should i do. i haven't had this problem until i became pregnant and will it go away?

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

It's the weird wacky hormones!

The excess hair should fall away after birth and breastfeeding.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

YES.. BECAUSE OF THE HORMONES GOING CRAZY!!! :) IT'S NORMAL

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

that's nothing to be alarmed about.......it's quite normal, your hormones are working overtime and things will start to go back to normal after your baby is born and your body realign's itself.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

It will all be over in a week or two. It is caused by the extra hormones in your body. it happens.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

Pregnancy really plays havoc with the hormones. If your estrogen/testosterone ratio decreases you may experience some hair growth. It is likely that it will curtail a few months after birth.

Please discuss your concerns with you doctor. They are experts and will gladly answer your questions.

Don't worry about shaving hair. Shaving has nothing to do with thickness or hair growth. You may shave it.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

My line of work... Very common.. not to worry- lots of hormonal changes. Will get sparse post partum. Don't shave-- may encourage further growth. May take longer to resolve if u breast feed -- great thing to do-- GOOD LUCK!!

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

blame hormones...

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

I GREW HAIR ON MY STOMACH (GROSS). I HAD A BOY AND WAS TOLD HAIR GROWTH COULD BE A RESULT FROM THE TESTOSTERONE. IT NEVER WENT AWAY BUT IT IS NOT AS DARK AND HAS NOT REALLY GROWN ANYMORE. THERE IS A LITTLE PEACH FUZZ. NO IDEA WHAT TO DO, SHAVING WOULD ITCH WHEN IT STARTS TO GROW BACK. GOOD LUCK.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

i HAD THAT PROBLEM TOO IT TOOK A LITTLE WHILE AFTER I HAD MY BABIES THE DOCTOR TOLD ME IT WAS NORMAL AND NOT TO WORRY

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

Hi - It will go away but it will take time. DEFINATELY DON"T SHAVE IT - (however if you want to or CAN for that matter use an electric shaver to trim your private hair as it will help you keep cleaner after the birth!)

Because your hormones are going crazy the hair will be darker and thicker all over your body. Most you wont notice until the baby comes out too - on your face and arms. It will take a while to settle down especially if you breast feed as the hormones go crazy until that stabilises.

Your hormones will settle down and the hair will start to get thinner lighter and disappear from the unwanted and strange places.

I had a bub 4 months ago and my lower back got very hairy and dark hair too - scary - my hubby called it my tail -- gross --- but it has now disappeared.

Good luck with the birth and congratulations on your baby

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

It will go away within a month, probably. Just try not to think about it. In a few weeks you'll be too distracted with a baby to think about the butt hair!

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

Yes, i believe this is normal in most woman it was with me anyways. Don't worry about it. The hairs should go away. When I was pregnant I looked like I was growing a beard almost, real fuzzy hair of course.I also had a problem with moles growing to but they haven't went away.Hope this will make you feel better.

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

it's hormones and the hair will fall out after the baby comes, you may not notice it but your hair on your head has gotten thicker too so expect to see a lot in your brush during your postpartum weeks

Lots of hair growth during pregnancy?

Yes its normal... its just your hormones.

If your reeally concerned, ask your doctor she/he might be able to help you out.

Witty xx