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Topic	One week after circumcision.
Beveren_Rabbit 11/12/19 9:10:16 PM #47:	Routine circumcision is often medically unnecessary. TC's situation is one of the rare instances it had to be done due to infection. There is nothing wrong with having a foreskin. UTI and phimosis are treatable. Washing it in the shower barely takes a few seconds. Yes circumcision does reduce the chance of penile cancer, but of course cutting off a part of the penis reduces the chances of getting penile cancer. --- flops <cite>Beveren_Rabbit posted [p:930052705] in One week a... [t:78154516]...</cite> <quote>Routine circumcision is often medically unnecessary. TC's situation is one of the rare instances it had to be done due to infection. There is nothing wrong with having a foreskin. UTI and phimosis are treatable. Washing it in the shower barely takes a few seconds. Yes circumcision does reduce the chance of penile cancer, but of course cutting off a part of the penis reduces the chances of getting penile cancer. --- flops</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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