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My 9 month old has pubic hair. is this normal?
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Yes & no: All infants have hair over most body surfaces that should be very thin & short. They are called velus hair. So hair in the area is expected. If it is thick & dark it should be evaluated by his/her doc.
Answered 6/1/2017
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