The growth of hair on sex-specific areas of the body occurs due to androgens. Androgens induce vellus follicles in sex-specific areas to develop into terminal hairs, which are larger and more heavily pigmented.
Hirsutism pathophysiology
Hyperhidrosis pathophysiology
Hirsutism differential diagnosis
Hirsutism causes
Hirsutism risk factors
Anorexia nervosa risk factors
Gynecomastia risk factors
Insomnia etiology