<unk> , common endocrinological and dermatological complaint, is defined as a condition that results in the presence of excessive amounts of dark coarse hair (terminal hair) in a male-like pattern distribution in females. It usually involves the chin, upper lip, chest, back, and anterior thighs.<unk>  affects 5-10% of females in reproductive age .<unk>  is different from hypertrichosis that defined as excessive hair growth all over the body with no sexual distribution and it is not an androgen-dependent condition. Underlying androgen disorders are the most common causes of<unk>  and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) accounts for nearly 70-80% of these conditions. Pharmacological therapy or direct hair removal methods is considered as initial therapy for women with mild<unk>  without underlying endocrine disorders. Lifestyle modifications are also recommended in obese patients with PCOS.
Hirsutism
Aspermia
Gigantism
Sleepwalking
Sexual obsessions
Anosmia
Polydipsia
Gynecomastia