Research on circumcision

Here are the results of numerous research that have found proof nowadays:

1. Penis cancer with men who have undergone circumcision happens much more seldom if compared with those who were not circumcised.



2. Women whose sexual partner didn't undergo circumcision have neck of womb cancer 6 times more often.



3. Genital infections affect non-circumcised men 8 times oftener. Scientists give the following interesting facts. In Kenya and Zambia, where only 10 - 30% of boys undergo circumcision, a quarter of population is HIV-carriers. At the same time in Benin and Cameroon, where flesh excision in performed practically on everyone, HIV spreading doesn't exceed 6%.
   
   
   Australian scientists have made a sensational discovery:
   "The overwhelming majority of AIDS-infected men are non-circumcised ones". The point is that AIDS virus first of all affects prepuce as it is subject to often micro- traumas and the risk of being infected through these scratches is very high.



4. Sexopathologists consider a circumcised penis to be more sexually attractive. A neat balanus is better perceived than wrinkled skin of prepuce.



5. An open balanus is more hygienic. Smegma accumulates between balanus and prepuce. And it, as any other biological liquid is a fruitful environment for development of bacteriological and gonorrheal infections which lead to local, regional or even generalized balanus inflammations, erosions and ulcers.



6. Circumcision is a means of prevention of development of such pathologies as phimosis paraphimosis and balanitis.

Indications for circumcision

Results of scientific research

Methods of circumcision

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Complication after circumcision

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