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What is Circumcision and its Benefits, Risks and Procedure by Dr Khaldoun Ghareb

Circumcision is cutting "foreskin” that covers the tip of a baby's penis. In newborn or pediatric or adult. Your choice to circumcise your son may be a question of religion or custom (circumcision is part of Muslim and Jewish custom). In other cases, parents want their son to look like his. Benefits of Circumcision -Studies have shown in adults that circumcision lowers the risk of getting HIV. The foreskin has a type of cell, which are likely to attach to HIV . -Based on these findings, in 2007 the WHO endorsed circumcision as a way to help stop the spread of HIV. -Studies have also shown that circumcision reduces -other diseases that are passed through sex. -Circumcised boys protect them from a urinary tract infection in their first 6 months. -In adults, circumcised males are also less likely to get penile cancer.. -Performed circumcision on newborns also prevents phimosis, paraphimosis and balanoposthitis – all problems with the foreskin. Risks of Circumcision The risk of bad side effects from circumcision is low. The most common early side effect is bleeding or late infection. When circumcision is not done the right way. Circumcision procedure: Circumcision of a newborn is mostly a quick, safe procedure if done by a skilled doctor. Advise to do it on babies from 7 to 10 days after birth may be less likely to feel pain. This is because newborns have a high level of endorphins. Multiple ways to cut foreskin away and all are right .depend surgical skills.