Circumcision

Yes, and he should if there is a clear medical indication that circumcision is the best course of action. Of course he will consult with more than one doctor and will become fully informed about the risks and benefits before doing it. He should know that as a routine procedure done on infants, there is virtually never an indication of medical need at the time it is done. It is just routine, and is more about reducing very slightly the possibility of various problems during later years that are already very low in incidence.

nothing realy aside from the prepuce and that would make no practical iference in the length of the penis. it doeos however take awy the sensation that comes with the with having the surface roled back and forth.

It's one of those things where there is no solid proof either way for this being bad or good. It's generally up to personal preference in the modern world. Being uncircumcised just requires greater hygiene care.

Being circumcised is extremely painful to the infant (or boy/teenager/adult) and is unnecessary. It does not do any major harm to be circumcised, but it doesn't do much good either. Therefore, it is pointless to inflict pain on any infant (or boy/teenager/adult.) It will probably be more painful to anyone over 1 years old due to being adapted to having foreskin.

There are differing viewpoints on whether or not circumcision should be banned. But this based in that many different people force circumcision on their infants for many different reasons.

Some of the common reasons to get circumcisions:

Religious

Cultural

Hygiene

Belief it reduces some medical conditions

To treat some medical conditions

Aesthetics

Some common reasons to not get circumcisions:

Religious

Cultural

Believes that hygeine reasons are not sufficient to justify the procedure

Believes that the medical benefit is not sufficient to justify the procedure

Aesthetics

Human rights

Increased Sexual pleasure

Natural sexual mechanics

It is rarely personal choice of the person, but a condition usually forced on them without their ability to have a say

Several studies have been done, and it has been shown that removal of the foreskin has no effect on the fertility of the man, however sensation and sexual pleasure studies have been mixed.

No

yes if they want to. . . don't worry, they are trained professionals on that field. . .

Muslims were never banned from practicing malecircumcision. Female circumcision is forbidden and it is not an Islamic practice .

The penis can be mutilated at any time . many are done the day after birth or in the case of Jews 8 days after birth some are done at the beginning of puberty. most are done as a result of religious or cultural pressure while some are are done ostensibly for reasons of health or hygiene. there is no reasonable reason for circumcision. and it is usually committed on children who have no choice in the procedure. most sane men would refuse to have such a thing done to themselves. It is far easier to mete out pain and mutilation then to take it yourself.

85% of the world is uncircumcised, ie., they have their complete foreskin as they were when they were born. Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains, are forbidden to circumcise as it violates the body. Mormons, Christian Scientists, and the Amish are also forbidden to circumcise or be circumcised. See links for more.

The Jews introduced circumcision for the same reason as did the people they imitated the uperclass Egyptians. To set them apart from the rest of the people. It is like being branded. Very few people would be insane enough to mutilate their genitals and it was introduced into religion to force compliance.

Over 3,000 Dollar as when the victim reaches that age the operation involves the full gamut of a proper medical intervention. while if it was done as an infant the child would not have been able to complain about the excruciating pain of being mutilated.

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No , It is just an act of Sunnah . Sunnah means the acts which Prophet Muhammad did ,approved and prescribed of.To become a Muslim you must just say and believe tha Shahadah.

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Circumcision being the removal of the foreskin from a male is far from illegal. Depending on the region of the world, it may be the norm. In the past decades the popularity of circumcision has waxed and waned periodically. Currently, the practice of elective circumcisions is decreasing, but there is evidence that the practice is beginning to make a comeback, largely due to the fact that it decreases the incidence of particular diseases including HIV.

On the other hand "circumcision" of a female, which isn't really a circumcision at all, is generally considered genital mutilation, and is generally illegal.

No it is not. the foreskin is an important part of the penis, its function and it ability to create sexual pleasure. removing it will lead to to desensitisation of the glans as well as the removal of the pleasure sensors in the foreskin. There is no genuine medical reasoning for circumcision.

No, having a tight foreskin will not affect the growth of your penis. However, having a tight foreskin may make sex or masturbation uncomfortable. You may want to consider stretching your foreskin gradually over a period of months possibily using a low potency topical steroid cream such as 0.5% hydrocortisone cream.

Getting circumcised serves no medical purpose, it does nothing to benefit you. If anything, over time, from constant rubbing against the glands of a circumcised penis can destroy nerves, thus making sexual pleasure decreased.

Circumcision is not covered by health insurance as it is not a medically necessary procedure so you will have to pay for the full cost yourself out of pocket. Circumcision with general anesthesia should cost between $2000 and $3000. This includes the doctor performing the procedure and the anesthesiologist. Circumcision of adults is less expensive, as adults can opt to have only local anesthesia. Circumcision has no known medical benefit, and most doctors recommend against routine infant circumcision. Circumcision, like all surgeries, has risks of adverse medical events including surgical error, prolonged bleeding, infection, and pain. A permanent decrease in penile sensitivity and sexual pleasure is also common since circumcision removes the foreskin, which protects the sensitive glans (head) of the penis. Circumcision is extremely rare in the world outside the United States, and even within the United States, the circumcision rate has dropped by more than half. In 1980 over 80% of newborns in the United States were circumcised while in 2007 less than 40% of infants were circumcised.

Between 1940 and 1960, circumcision rates in England dropped from 60% to less than 1%, largely due to an influential scientific article published in the British Journal of Urology that was the first significant overview of scientific literature on the subject.

0. Zero. men are always born intact. It is not until later that their genitals are mutilated. However about 20% of the men of the world have had this done to them.

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin from the penis. When circumcision occurs in hospitals, the foreskin is either discarded with other medical waste or it is sold to medical laboratory's for the creation of skin hormones and cosmetics. 1 baby foreskin can create over $100.000 worth of product. It is little wonder that US medical Authority's are quietly reluctant to advise parents honestly about the folly of male genital mutilation.

When circumcision takes place in the home as part of the traditional Jewish bris, the foreskin is sometimes placed in a small vial of soil to decompose and is given to the parents.

In many cases the foreskin reaches past the glans of the penis so where it is cut away the penis becomes shorter by whatever the extended length of the foreskin is. However what can happen at times is that there is to much skin torn away from the infants glans and then cut of to be sown together again. this cause the skin around the shaft of the penis to not be long enough when there is an erection which in turn holds it back and or pulls hairy skin up the shaft of the penis

Because infants cant co,plain about no pain killers being used on this very painful procedure it is the cheapest way to have it done About $400.00 for the initial mutilation. It could start to cost more later if there are any complications.

A circumcision is a form of male genital mutilation where the prepuce or foreskin which protects the glans of the penis is simply cut away exposing them to friction on clothing and hardening and drying out. It is a totally unnecessary procedure.

it wasn't invented. It was commanded by God (Genesis ch.17).

Answer 2

Circumcision was first recorded by the Egyptians where it was done to adults of the upper classes. it is thought that the Jews adopted the idea from the Egyptians and the Muslims from the Jews. The only reason that this rite would be done would be for reasons of setting their people aside, from the rest.

Circumcisions are performed in hospitals, clinics, doctor's offices, places of worship, and even in your own home.

Just make sure whoever is choose is properly trained.