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Circumcision's a necessity IMO.
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that article is from 2006.Originally Posted by milbert
Roly, you're my friend and all but that $$! makes no sense. A little bit of research would have you knowing that "This belief was extremely popular in English-speaking nations. It has been disproved, of course, and research shows us that there is no difference in being uncircumcised and circumcised when it comes to sexually transmitted diseases," according to http://www.associatedcont...uncircumcised.html?cat=5 . Also, the foreskin actually PROTECTS the penis from urinary infections as well as infections from fecal matter which you'll also read in that article. All it comes down to is whether or not you're hygienic in your practices and how clean you are as a person. Not to mention whether your son will be confident enough to walk around Uncut and Untamed.
Michelle
If you don't shower and wash your junk, it's gonna stink no matter what.![]()
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There are some potential medical benefits of circumcision in terms of a slightly lower risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in little boys, certain sexually transmitted infections in men, and penile cancer. However, all of these problems are uncommon (for example, only about 1% of all boys will have a UTI), so lowering the risk of an uncommon problem isn't a huge benefit.
Additionally, an uncircumcised penis is easy to care for and keep clean, so improved hygiene is not a reason for routine circumcisions either.
http://children.webmd.com...cumcision-why-it-is-done
http://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby/what-about-circumcision
- In the first year of life, urinary tract infections (UTIs) happen less often in circumcised boys than in boys who are not circumcised.[sup]3,[/sup][sup]4[/sup] But UTIs are not common. Researchers in one large study concluded that the lower risk for UTIs is not significant enough to justify circumcision when balanced against the risk of bleeding and infection from circumcision surgery.[sup]4[/sup] <<<<<
About 111 boys would need to be circumcised to prevent one UTI. About 2 out of 100 boys (2%) have bleeding or infection after circumcision.[sup]4[/sup] Circumcision is more clearly a health benefit if a boy has a history of UTIs or is at a higher risk for developing UTIs (such as if his urinary tract is not normal).[sup]3,[/sup][sup]4[/sup]![]()
- Some studies have shown that circumcised males are a little less likely than males who have not been circumcised to get a sexually transmitted disease (STD), including HIV.[sup]5,[/sup][sup]6[/sup] But circumcision should not be done to prevent STDs or HIV. All men who have high-risk sex can get STDs or HIV, regardless of whether or not they are circumcised. It is most effective to prevent STDs by teaching people about risk factors and about the importance of practicing low-risk sexual behavior.[sup]3[/sup] Male circumcision to help prevent HIV is more likely to be considered in areas where the disease is common and safe sex is not widely practiced.[sup]3,[/sup][sup]6[/sup]
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise![]()
Last Updated: February 19, 2008
Little if any medical benefit. Pretty conclusive.
Originally Posted by IICEMAN83
i guess GOD or nature got summn wrong huh????
Originally Posted by TXCaddyKing
Originally Posted by IICEMAN83
i guess GOD or nature got summn wrong huh????
Yes!
God put the extra skin there just to have it cut off. This makes perfect sense, just like the rest of religion.
Unless I am missing something, I can't think of anything else we cut off/modify at birth to prevent POSSIBLE future problems.
Originally Posted by Dirtylicious
that article is from 2006.Originally Posted by milbert
Roly, you're my friend and all but that $$! makes no sense. A little bit of research would have you knowing that "This belief was extremely popular in English-speaking nations. It has been disproved, of course, and research shows us that there is no difference in being uncircumcised and circumcised when it comes to sexually transmitted diseases," according to http://www.associatedcont...uncircumcised.html?cat=5 . Also, the foreskin actually PROTECTS the penis from urinary infections as well as infections from fecal matter which you'll also read in that article. All it comes down to is whether or not you're hygienic in your practices and how clean you are as a person. Not to mention whether your son will be confident enough to walk around Uncut and Untamed.
Michelle
If you don't shower and wash your junk, it's gonna stink no matter what.![]()
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4/2009:
http://www.sciencedaily.c...2009/04/090415074940.htm