Teen Circumcision: Circumcision can be done for teenagers. While it is mostly done for infants and young children, teenagers can also be circumcised. Teenagers are conscious and aware unlike infants and so they may have their own reservations about the procedure. Therefore, parents and physicians must take their views into account when deciding to perform…
DetailsCircumcision and Foreskin: Circumcision and Foreskin: Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin of a penis. It can be done for baby or an adult, but is most common in babies. Before it is done the parent needs to treat the foreskin with care. Your baby’s penis should be washed like any other body part…
DetailsCircumcision Procedure in Infants: Infant circumcision has different types of procedures. These procedures ensure that the baby does not suffer excessive pain or discomfort. While there are differences the following steps are common in all of them: The first step: An assistant either hold the baby or place it into a circumcision brace. The…
DetailsComplications After a Circumcision: Circumcision is a safe and hygienic surgical procedure. But just like all medical procedures, it too can have complications. Here are some of the complications that can occur after circumcision: Bleeding: Bleeding is the most common complication of circumcision. The expected blood loss is just a few drops…
DetailsWhat is Stapler Circumcision? Stapler circumcision is an advanced and modern technique to surgically remove the foreskin from the penis. Foreskin is a layer of skin that covers the tip and head of the penis. It is an outpatient procedure and therefore, you can go home the same day as the surgery. This procedure is…
DetailsIs Circumcision Safe? Circumcision is done for both infants and adults. It is a procedure done for many people and many others are curious about it. They want to know if it is safe for them as adults and for their children. Circumcision for newborns is generally a safe procedure if it is done under…
DetailsThe Surgical Process of Circumcision: Circumcision is done for both boys and men. There are similarities and differences in the procedures for both. Newborn circumcision is often done in the hospital nursery, usually within 10 days after birth. For this circumcision, the baby will lie on his back with his arms and legs restrained. After…
DetailsCircumcision for Teenagers: Circumcision is a surgery to remove the skin at the very tip of the penis. It is done for males of all ages but is mostly done for babies. Sometimes teenage boys also undergo circumcisions. It is done for religious beliefs, medical reasons and for hygiene. Depending on the procedure adopted it…
DetailsCircumcision Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin covering the tip of the penis. It is a common practice in many cultures and religions and is often performed on newborns, infants, or boys before they reach puberty. There are various reasons why individuals or communities may choose to circumcise, including…
DetailsCracked Foreskin A cracked foreskin refers to the condition where the skin on the foreskin of the penis becomes dry, irritated, and cracked. The foreskin is a layer of skin which encloses the glans (head) of the penis. Symptoms of a cracked foreskin may include redness, itching, pain, swelling, and fissures or cracks in the…
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