What are the possible effects of shaving the pubic hair for men?

Question

Someone told me that it causes erectile disfunction. Is it true?

Answer 1

E.D. is cause by biological functions, shaving your hair has nothing to do with biological functions.

The only possible effect that I can tell you about is that it will be ITCHY beyond belief when that hair grows back in... lol

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No ED will result if one shaves his pubic hair. While the porn industry has spread the idea that the pubes should be better shaved, medically it has been opined that pubic hair (in both sexes) has a role to play, and so shouldnt be totally removed. One can trim it down to a manageable length - it is all a matter of personal choice. Some people of both sexes dont want any pubic hair in their partners as they feel uncomfortable during foreplay with their mouths.
One thing is clear. Hair or no hair, keep the area clean at all times.

Answer 4

No, far from it. Trimming or completely removing pubic hair has become a custom in many cultures. A preference for hairless genitals is known as acomoclitism. The methodology of removing hair is called depilation (when removing only the hair above the skin) or epilation (when removing the entire hair). The trimming or removal of body hair by men is sometimes referred to as manscaping.In Islamic societies, removing the pubic hair is a religiously endorsed practice.

Answer 5

Good gods no - if you watch any heterosexual porn, many, maybe most, of the male porn stars have shaved sacks and shafts... It certainly doesn't cause erectile dysfunction.

The only nasty bit for men is shaving the sack itself... since it has a remarkable number of wrinklies, its extremely difficult to shave without taking a remarkable amount of time.

Women's bits are a tad easier in getting a clean shave. For a man, its a matter of a lot of stretching of the sack and penis to ensure that you don't cut yourself severely. The added disadvantage for a man is that if you do cut yourself shaving, bleeding can be very heavy as the entire genital area is heavily laced with veins very close to the surface, so you need to be extremely careful.

Of course you can always have a partner do it, in the shower for instance, adds sexual spice, and in general women are pretty gentle when they shave men...

The biggest issue, don't shave like you'd shave your face... you'll bleed to death... you need to stretch the skin until its smooth, and then you need to use a sharp razor, very carefully. You can make multiple passes to ensure smoothness (trust me you want to be smooth...), just be careful. Oh - and the ultimate downside, ingrown hairs...

-dh

Answer 6

No, That is falso shaving pubic hair will not cause ED, however it may cause irritation due to shaving, and there is the possibility of ingrown hairs that cause raised red bumps and have to be popped to allow the hair follicle to grow outside of the epidermis (skin), I recomend trimming rather than a clean shaven unless you wax.
good luck

Answer 7

It won't cause ED, as that is more than skin deep. It may cause zits, bumps, rashes, and bad odor. When you remove all the hair, your sweat doesn't evaporate normally (poor air circulation with no hair) and after a couple of hours you will most likely STINK. Yeah, porn actors shave, but they don't have smell-o-vision, so you don't know how ripe they smell. Peeww.

Answer 8

Do you know that it's required for all muslims men and women to shave their pubic hairs? Aside form taking the bad odor off from this areas, they have more wives and lots of children. Would you like these effects for yourself?

Answer 9

Hmm.Not really true...possible effect are u may get some mild skin irritation and the hair will grow back darker n croaser

Answer 10

No , thought you may cut yourself down their. That woudl definately disfunction any erection you might have going on at the time.