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[Solved] 29% of Circumcised Brits would NOT circumcise thei

 
 Gilo
(@Gilo)
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http://www.naughtycouponcodes.com/our-circumcision-study-2013
From a study I saw today. 13% of Circumcised Americans would not.
Is it declining. It seem to me like less dads are passing it on to their children when given a choice (not medical or religious)

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Topic starter Posted : 20/09/2013 1:07 am
(@dadmod4)
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I was, and if it had been up to me, I would have had my son circumcised as I think there is enough evidence that it can lower the occurrence of cancer that it's worth the operation. However, my ex wouldn't entertain the idea, so I couldn't ask for it to be done.

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Posted : 20/09/2013 10:49 pm
(@daver)
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I watched a documentry the other evening where a clear correlation between circumcision and the spread of aids has been recorded where those uncircucised had a higher incidence of aids within those communities. Something to do with higher keratin levels in the skin of circumcised males being a barrier to the virus.

I wasnt but have considered it for a few reasons. I also see the logic in waiting until a son could make an informed decision.

Interesting even if eye watering topic....

Regards,

Dave

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Posted : 22/09/2013 3:38 pm
(@dadmod4)
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It's a tricky one waiting for a son to make an informed decision - how many men would voluntarily have such an operation? I would imagine it is very few, let's face it, we are pretty squeamish about vasectomies - it's only because there are very obvious and immediate benefits that we do so - would we still make the same decision if the benefit was a reduced risk of cervical cancer to our partners (which I believe is the case)?

I'm glad my parents had me 'done' when I was a baby so I didn't have to make that decision :pinch: πŸ˜€

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Posted : 26/09/2013 12:27 am
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