what is the  procedure of a female circumcision???
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NONE! Not one advantage except hurting a women.
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Circumcised. The head actually got bigger when it heal. And girl like it too.
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Female Genital Mutilation, otherwise known as Female Circumsicion.
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LOL I agree with the first poster. its "CIRCUMCISION" / and "URINATES" \n\nI would see a specialist that might deal with that kind of issue. Get a few opinions because everyone loves to Get a knife and slice that dinga ling up. its ok to have a long foreskin as long as A) You teach him how to clean / wash it\nB) You show him how to retract the skin.\n\nI dont think there is any need for slicin just yet, he probably has a UTI. Again im sure if you follow those steps he should be ok, and the girls can get on teasing about his ant eating elephant trunk is scary.
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this !!!!!!!!!! \nFemale genital mutilation (FGM) is the practice of cutting or removing all or part of the external female genitals. These include the clitoris and its hood (prepuce), the labia minora and the labia majora. In some cases, the labia majora are sewn together or otherwise attached to each other, essentially blocking the opening to the vagina.\n\n\n\nFGM is traditionally practiced in much of Africa and some parts of the Middle East and Asia. In these areas, it is generally considered an honored rite of passage for females, although some girls and women in these regions have in recent years begun resisting it. Of the 28 African nations that practice FGM, 14 countries have laws prohibiting it. However, the laws may not be enforced and the practice is still widespread. Only a few nations (Burkina Faso, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal and Sierra Leone) have arrested or charged people for practicing FGM.\n\nIn most Western countries the practice is discouraged or illegal and considered medically unnecessary and harmful. Although FGM is illegal in these countries, Western nations have experienced an influx of women with FGM as immigration from Africa and Asia has increased. It is sometimes performed in immigrant cultures in the United States, Canada, Europe and other developed regions.\n\nThe type of female genital mutilation varies by area and culture. In some places, it may be only a small, symbolic cut or scarring. Some groups in Kenya have succeeded in replacing the procedure with a rite of passage for girls that does not involve any cutting.\n\nThe World Health Organization (WHO) has divided female genital mutilation into four categories:\n\nType I includes the removal of the hood of the clitoris (clitoridotomy) and may include the partial or total excision of the clitoris (clitoridectomy).\n\n\nType II includes clitoridectomy and the partial or total excision of the labia minora. This is the most widely practiced form of FGM.\n\n\nType III is called infibulation. It includes all procedures in Type II (clitoridectomy, partial or total excision of the labia minora) and cutting of the labia majora. The two sides of these labia are joined together with stitches, paste or thorns. The labia eventually fuse and cover most of the vaginal opening, with just a small opening remaining for urine and menstrual blood to pass.\n\n\nType IV involves other methods not classified in the types above, such as pricking, burning, scarring or stretching the external genitalia.\nFGM usually takes place before puberty, between the ages of 4 and 12. However, it may take place in infancy or shortly before a woman is married. The practice may be performed for one girl, but commonly includes a group of girls of a similar age. It is usually performed by a midwife or by another woman, most commonly someone with no medical training. A girl will be held and the genital area is cut with a knife, scissors or even a piece of broken glass. For infibulation, the labia may be sewn or held together with thorns or some sort of paste, leaving just a small opening for the passage of urine and menstrual blood. Some girls may have their legs bound together to promote healing and fusing of the labia. \n\nThe procedure is quite painful for a girl and may involve excessive bleeding. Anesthesia is not often used and the conditions are usually not sterile. In some cases, the procedure is performed by a physician or other medical professional. The WHO and other medical organizations have condemned this practice, indicating that the procedure is unnecessary and harmful and should not be legitimized by the medical establishment.\n\nWhen a woman is ready to be married, the genital area can be opened, either by cutting, gradual dilation with instruments or more commonly through sexual intercourse with her husband. The previously performed FGM causes pain during the initial intercourse (dyspareunia), which may continue throughout a woman’s life. \n\nCultures practice FGM for a
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In my opinion young females shoulda ll be circumsised for several reasons:\n\n1. It is only fair, becasue guys are, so girls should be too.\n\n2. It is a lie that it gets rid of sensual pleasures, in fact, it is known that it only makes sexual feelings stronger. \n\n3. Female circumsision includes a sewing up of the vaginal opening for a bout three years, after which it is reopened, the new opening is smaller, tightter.\n\n4. Female circumsision tends to make female genitalia look better.\n\n5. It is a reaaly cool experience for a young girl.\n\n\n\nThis is not illegal, however only 4% of american girls are circumsised.\n\nThis should be done when the female is 12-17 years of age
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From what I have found (which wasn't much) it seems to be a surgical procedure.  I will add the sites I have looked at but the are very technical and aimed at surgeons.\nI hope they will be of some help to you.
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Adult Circumcision\nJOHN R. HOLMAN, CDR, MC, USN \nMadigan Army Medical Center \nTacoma, Washington \nKEITH A. STUESSI, LT, MC, USNR \nPuget Sound Family Medicine Residency, Naval Hospital \nBremerton, Washington \nAdult circumcision can be performed under local or regional anesthesia. Medical indications for this procedure include phimosis, paraphimosis, recurrent balanitis and posthitis (inflammation of the prepuce). Nonmedical reasons may be social, cultural, personal or religious. The procedure is commonly performed using either the dorsal slit or the sleeve technique. The dorsal slit is especially useful in patients who have phimosis. The sleeve technique may provide better control of bleeding in patients with large subcutaneous veins. A dorsal penile nerve block, with or without a circumferential penile block, provides adequate anesthesia. Informed consent must be obtained. Possible complications of adult circumcision include infection, bleeding, poor cosmetic results and a change in sensation during intercourse. \n\nCircumcision is performed on an estimated one out of six male newborns worldwide.1 Over 60 percent of male newborns were circumcised in the United States in 1992.2 Circumcision in adults is performed much less often; however, accurate statistics are not available. Adult patients often have a medical indication for the procedure, but circumcision may also be done for social or purely personal reasons. Adult circumcision is usually performed in the outpatient setting by urologists. However, family physicians who practice in isolated or rural areas and who are adequately trained may also offer this procedure. All family physicians should be prepared to advise their patients about the indications for adult circumcision and, if necessary, make appropriate referrals for the procedure. \n\nIndications and Contraindications \n\n \nThe most common indications for adult circumcision are phimosis and paraphimosis.  \n \n \nAlthough there are numerous medical indications for adult circumcision, none of them is very common.3 The most frequent indication is phimosis, a tightness of the prepuce that prevents its retraction over the glans.4 A patient may also complain of pain with erection or during intercourse. Paraphimosis, the unreplaceable retraction of a narrow foreskin that causes a painful swelling of the glans, is the second most common indication for adult circumcision. Acute paraphimosis is a urologic emergency requiring reduction of the foreskin through surgical or nonsurgical methods. Recurrent balanitis and posthitis (inflammation of the prepuce), preputial neoplasms, excessive prepuce redundancy and tears in the frenulum are also medical indications for adult circumcision.5 \n\nPatients may have social, religious or personal reasons for requesting a circumcision.6 It is important to explore these reasons with the patient to ensure that he has a thorough understanding of the risks and benefits of circumcision and alternatives to the procedure. \n\nThere are no specific contraindications to adult circumcision in the literature; however, patients with active infection, possible squamous cell carcinoma of the penis or anatomic abnormalities of the external genitalia should be referred for a urologic consultation. \n\nInformed Consent \n\nIt is important to provide the patient with adequate information about the procedure ahead of time. Specifically, the patient should be told about the risks of bleeding, hematoma formation, infection, inadvertent damage to the glans, removal of too much or too little skin, aesthetically unpleasing results and a change of sensation during intercourse. The patient should also be informed that, during the postoperative period, erections can cause pain and disruption of the suture line that may require replacement of the sutures. Full recovery following circumcision generally requires four to six weeks of abstinence from all genital stimulation and sexual activity. \n\n \nFull recover
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circumcision should be performed only on a willing adult not a\nhelpless newborn. this practice is barbaric
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=here is some information for you on female genital mutilation.  It is still practiced nowadays.  I think it is pretty sick as well.
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Cut it off and saute it in butter.\n\nmuahahaha\n\nSeriously, there is nothing you can do to change how the foreskin behaves during intercourse. Just do it and see what happens. I am sure it will feel delightful!
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do it asap... please think of his future and appearance.\n\n I'm not gonna BS you. you should have got this done a week after giving birth.\n\n thank goodness Your son is still under a year old. please get it done asap. Take extra extra care post the procedure. Take him to a specialist. A doc who ONLY does circumcisions. Not just a generic doc. Its worth it to deals with the pros. \n\n  I circumcised my little boy and I will admit i cried because i knew it was gonna hurt. He was a week old. I didn't stay in the room. I stayed in the lobby crying my heart out. His father stayed with him. His dad said he let out one large shirk was all. I cried more the doc said...\n\nI wont BS you my best friend waited and got her son circumcised at 3 months and she said that her son cried for hours post the procedure.\n\nPlease talk to the doc and make sure you get enough baby Tylenol and numbing cream.\n\nMy little boy is a toddler now. His father and I have no regrets and know we did the best for our son.
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Well, I suppose you could say the same thing about circumcision for the males too. There is really no medical justification for it. Just religious/societal beliefs.\n\nI do NOT support this, but know that spiritual beliefs often cause people to do things they wouldn't ordinarily do or do things that are very destructive without realize or admitting it.\n\nThey circumcize females to prevent arousal. To say that females should find joy in fulfilling their womanly duties and giving birth, not through fleshly, sinful sexual stimulation. Just another patriarchal way of keeping women "in line".
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Sorry, Im circumsized. Why's it so bad that we are "poor unfortanates mutilated at birth?" I know they get rid of some of the sexual nerve endings from the forskin during a circumscision, but since we've never had sex using the whole part of a penis, we won't know what it would've felt like.
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What's the point of female circumcision? It just mutilates a woman. It can cause her to have urinary, sexual, and labor (when having a baby) problems. Why do it? Its a sign of hatred and violence against women. There are many charities that are working tirelessly to end this cruel and barbaric procedure. And exactly how does this sick procedure prepare women for marriage? By preparing them for years of torture to come at the hands of their husbands?  I think its a sick procedure and thank God it isn't practiced anywhere where people have half a brain.
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Circumcision can be done at any age.  It is commonly not done on very small premature infants as their body cannot handle any additional trauma.  Usually those children are cirucumcised later after their bodies have had a chance to grow a little bit.  Anesthesia is always used with children over approximately 8 months and with adults.  The only reason an adult person could not be cirucumcised is if they were a poor anesthesia risk or if they had a disorder that would not allow them to heal after the procedure.
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It is a small surgery to remove forskin of your penis.\nIt will heal in about a week.