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What is circumcision?

Circumcision is a surgical procedure to remove the skin covering the end (technically called the glans, often referred to as the head or helmet) of the penis, called the foreskin.

Is it recommended?

 

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) writes and posts regularly on the topic of circumcision. Some direct links for your convenience:



Where the AAP stands on circumcision.



Should we have our son circumcised? (The Mayo Clinic)



Position of the Center for Disease Control (CDC).

Is Circumcision Good or Bad?  Medically reviewed last in January 2022

 

Circumcision — A Surgical Strategy for HIV Prevention in Africa Ingrid T. Katz, M.D., M.H.S., and Alexi A. Wright, M.D.

 

Circumcision Lowers Chances for AIDS

 

Does His Circumcision Lower Her Risk for Cervical Cancer?  For more on this topic, click here

ACOG - an excellent regularly-updated clearinghouse of reliable info & this FAQ's section

 

CNN 2012 coverage of new findings

 

Circumcision Lowers Risk of Prostate Cancer

 

NY Times: Benefits of Circumcision Said to Outweigh Risks

Services

 

  • Ritual circumcision: Visit www.GlantzBris.com

  • non-ritual circumcision of newborn boys

  • Hospital-trained, sterilized instruments & a sterile field - comfort of your own home.

  • ​Several pain management options

  • Unlimited follow up

On the fence?

 

  • Consult your trusted medical professional

  • Discuss this fully with spouse/partner and be sure you are in agreement preferably before baby boy arrives

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