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28th June 2018
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9.3 percent reported that they received an infection from their injury with 3.4 percent needing antibiotics and 2.5 percent had injuries that required 'surgical intervention'.
The results found that if grooming is something an individual finds essential, "waxing in women may protect against high-frequency injuries, although more research is necessary to confirm this finding".
On completion of the study, Breyer's recommendation was:
"One lesson to take from this is that if you have had significant grooming injuries, or keep getting injured, you should reconsider the areas you groom, how frequently you do it, and the extent to which you do it".
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