Circumcision

5 Things You Didn't Know About Circumcision


A new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is likely to throw fuel on the fiery controversy surrounding male infant circumcision.

The AAP's statement touts the medical benefits of circumcision while stopping short of recommending the procedure, which opponents decry as painful and unnecessary. For instance, new research has found that circumcision lowers the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, genital herpes, human papillomavirus and syphilis.

Circumcision seems to be on the decline in the United States (a 2005 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality study put the rate at about 56 percent), but the practice has long religious and cultural roots. Here are five circumcision facts that may come as a surprise.

Circumcision

" The foreskin and the clitoral hood, known in gender-neutral terms as the prepuce ! "


hhhmmmm...... I guess we All get to play with some of it ..hahahaha :

dddaaammmnnnn !!!.........wwwaaahhhh ...I man cracking up here !  ::rofl::

Y'all chap have a... Pre_Pu_Cee


hahahahaha....wwwooohhh ...lemme go to de bathroom b4 :

i pee my pants ............ ::rofl::