Circumcising Infants

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Circumcising Infants

Circumcising Infants

Circumcising Infants may be part of a government regulation in some countries as a preventative measure for health. Do you think this is correct?

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Post Date: 24th Jan, 2006 - 8:23am / Post ID: #

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I encourage you to read about circumcision thoroughly before really making a decision about it for your child.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumcision

Personally, I was circumcised and both of my sons were as well. The claim that males that are circumcised remember it and it shows in their pain response during shots time is not proven with all children. Both of my boys took shots very well and had little crying involved. Oddly enough, its my little girl that has the biggest problem and she was obviously not circumcised. We chose to have them circumcised due to benefits fighting bacteria and infection as they get older down their and because of sensitivity benefits when older as well. It was not much of a decision, in fact, we spent only a few minutes researching it.

24th Jan, 2006 - 12:57pm / Post ID: #

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My son was circumcised also and I think is a good method to keep good health and cleaning habits. Since my son was born in the US, they asked us if we wanted to do it and we said yes but since we are now in Trinidad and we plan to have more children, I want to find out how this procedure is done in this country, but I will definetly do it again if I have more boys.



9th May, 2006 - 4:01am / Post ID: #

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LDS_forever, have you looked into circumcision practises in Trinidad, seeing that you are now having another boy? As for myself and my son, we are both circumcised, and really, it was a no brainer for us. Our belief is that circumcision is a healthier choice in the long run, and the doctors in the US also recommended it to us for the same reasons. I don't know how many problems today with adult males are attributed to non-circumcision, so mandating it may not be the way to go. I would say keep it as a highly recommended procedure, unless there is a sound medical reason that it be required.



9th May, 2006 - 4:11am / Post ID: #

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LDS_forever, have you looked into circumcision practises in Trinidad, seeing that you are now having another boy?


Actually, I was just talking to JB about it. I felt very confident when Felipe was circumcised because in the USA is such a common procedure, making it very simple for doctors to perform it. Now, I am not quiet sure what is the practise here and I am kind of concerned about it because I want this baby to be circumcised as well. I have a close friend who has 3 boys and none of them are circumcised. My doctor gave me the phone number of a doctor who does the procedure, we will call tomorrow and try to find out more about it. Since circumnsition does not seem to be a common procedure here, I am having some reservations and fears about it.



9th May, 2006 - 4:27am / Post ID: #

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Yes, I had not realized that the US circumcision rate is the highest in the world; over 60%. I always assumed that circumcision was a normal practice in most countries. I understand your reservations about having the procedure done in Trinidad, especially if it is not common. Would it be possible to find a private doctor maybe, one that specializes in the procedure, that could perform it after you and the baby had been released from the hospital?



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9th May, 2006 - 12:54pm / Post ID: #

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Would it be possible to find a private doctor maybe, one that specializes in the procedure, that could perform it after you and the baby had been released from the hospital?


Actually surfing the net about it, I saw a Guardian article of a Trinidadian doctor who talks about circumncision and that he has done it for the past 40 years, I will try to find out his number. The practise is not common in Trinidad and 98% of the cases are only for religious reasons (Muslims). This particular doctor gets only around 3 babies a month to perform the procedure. I really want to do it the same day the baby is born while both of us are in the hospital.



9th May, 2006 - 3:19pm / Post ID: #

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Is there a reason you want it done the day he is born? Our son didn't have his done until 2 days later. So long as he is monitored for a day or so after the procedure, he should be fine. We basically just had to put vaseline around the area for a couple of days while it healed, but he was back to normal in less than a week.



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