i want to get circumcised . wat r all the procedured. is it very difficult to manage after surgery.?
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It is a small surgery to remove forskin of your penis.\nIt will heal in about a week.
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I was in the same boat as you last yr. Xcept i was only a little younger.\nI was concerned about a lot of things too. But i finally got myself to make the appt. madesure a was thoroughly cleansed that day..and went.\nBefore the doc did it i spoke 2her about how worried iwas and i actually cried bcos i was so worried.\nShe pulled out the instruments and explained the procedure to me.\nAll it is, is a little tool that get put up you know where..pumped a few times to open up to the cervix..and then a little brush that looks like a mini baby bottle cleaner is used to take a sample.\nThat bit is the most uncomfortable.\nIts a HUGE relief once its over.
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I dont have the answer but wanted to reply because i too am scheduled for this surgery.\nI know many that have had this surgery and they all swear by it--they can now walk and are pain free.\n\nIt is however--a must to do the therapy afterwards in order for success.\nRecovery is long but worth it--I have been told.
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I had the rip and snip and to be honest its not that bad. As far as the operation goes the most painful bit is the jabs. They are a bit spicy it has to be said! Apart from that its a doddle.\n 2 years on and the op has been a success. Every once in a while though i do feel as though Ive been kicked in the bollox. But this pain only seems to last about  5 mins. Its the best form of contraception. All us blokes hate condoms , its like sucking a toffee with the wrapper on. Honestly though mate you will be fine . I was back at work the next day.
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I wont recommend a surgery at this initial stage ... i hv spend a big part of my life in Asia (India)(M now settled in UK) N will recommend u 2 follow wot v call the Grand Mom's tips ... drink plenty of water, avoid drinks (huge intake) ... tke loads of fruits n salads n if possible try looking for a homeo treatment ... \n\nThis will definately help u in not only controlling the stuff but will also assit u in minimizing / eliminating\n\nCheers ... God Bless
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It means you're a lucky guy with a long foreskin.  There is no law that says a foreskin must retract all the way when hard.  In fact, this could be to your advantage during intercourse as lubrication is not so much an issue in men with foreskins.  The only time this could pose a problem is if you can't pull the skin back at all.  This condition is known as phimosis.  But even then you can stretch it out or a doctor can make a small dorsal slit for correction.  Whatever you do, DON"T GET CIRCUMSIZED!!!!  You have a blessed piece of your body still intact.  Don't let anyone tell you you need to get rid of it.  The stupidity and ignorance especially here in america is rediculously over the top.  There are virtually no times when circumcision is absolutely necessary.  Except in extreme cases (usually when a boy was never properly taught how to clean himself {parent's fault/society's fault}) a boy should remain with all God gave him unless he personally feels compelled to do otherwise.  Bottom line; enjoy what you have, you're incredibly lucky to still have it!
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I mentor guys with prostate cancer. I had it four years ago at 51 years old and had a radical prostectomy. Two weeks later my surgeon became one of the only ones doing robotic removals. \n\nI have talked to him at length about the benefits. He said, because of the new accuracy he will never go back to the old surgery method. However, he made it clear, that he and most others have a hard time getting the hang of the robotic procedure, and usually need re-training. \n\nSo, don't be one of your doctor's first patients.\n\nI have talked to several guys who were very happy with their robotic procedures. Their recovery time is about 3-4 weeks instead of 6-8 weeks.\n\nBut, no matter what any doctor tells you E.D. is going to be your biggest issue afterward. Only about 25% of patients fully recover. I'm at about 90%, and all the viagra in the world isn't going to help me (done them all, hate them all). \n\nIncontinence shouldn't evern be a concern if you have a top notch surgeon at a major center doing the work. I was at UC Irvine medical center.  My doctor's name was Alhering. \n\nThe trauma of surgery, robotic or not ,will take its toll. I also had my limph nodes removed, so there was additional trauma.\n\nBut, I wouldn't change a thing. I'm in good shape - for the moment.
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First of all, Teaching is not the right category for this question. Health is.\n\nSecondly, most American men are circumsized, so will not know what the heck you're talking about.\n\nThirdly, your foreskin should have been fully retractable (able to pull it all the way back) by the age of 5. If it is still that tight, you need to see a doctor NOW (you are at risk for infections and other problems). Masturbation won't do it...or it already would have opened up already.
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Interesting question and link to a good article. After reading the following from my source, it appears that there's a sufficient FREE supply to meet the demand:\n\n'Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis. It is OFTEN performed in healthy boys for cultural or religious reasons. In the U.S., circumcision of a newborn boy is usually done before he leaves the hospital. Among the Jewish population, circumcision is done on the eighth day.'
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Circumcision is barbaric. When you are circumcised, you lose up to 70 thousand nerve endings. You also lose a natural protecting cover to the glands of your penis. Over time, proteins build up and de-sensitize your penis to protect it resulting in a leathery feel and appearance. You are left with a scar and tightened skin which can make erections painful.\nMany men who were circumcised at birth - ( they are strapped to a board, the doctor cuts the skin - there is no pain management - and the skin is sold to bio tech companies- It is a BILLION dollar a year industry. The hospitals charge the parents for the "service" - then profit from the spoils) - are now restoring their foreskins. For the better sex and the feeling of intantness. You can go to www.NORM.org for more reason why NOT to do it. \nFact: There is NO valid proven reason why men should be routinely circumcised. Just myth and ignorance.\nWhy would we change something that was designed to be there? Are we really that arrogant/stupid
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Yes, it's very treatable.  I don't know of anyone that has had this done that had it come back.  \n\nI know you're scared.  Stuff like this can be scary at times.  But chances are in your favor that you will be just fine.
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if you are uncircumcised, and you were never taught to pull your foreskin back all the way, don't be surprised if your foreskin is extremely tight and the head of your penis is extremely sensitive the first time you try it. if you've never tried pulling your foreskin back all the way, try it now! it will hurt...i know it will...but you really need to work through the pain. your goal at the end is to be able to pull the skin all the way back (over the ridge and a little further than that...) and be able to touch the head of your penis without flinching. \n\nthe first couple times it may seem impossible to get it all the way back, but you must do this.  \n\nTHE FORESKIN EXPANDS WHEN IT'S MOIST & WARM, SO TRY TO WORK IT DOWN THEN. While you're washing  take hold of the skin of the shaft of the penis --all that skin is connected --& pull on the skin of the penis itself with a gentle up & down motion. \n15. IF YOU PULL IT DOWN while you've got it moist & warm, it will soon come down as it slowly stretches.
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In most cases, men should refrain from sexual intercourse or mast*rbation for about six weeks after circumcision—until the incisions are healed and the sutures are removed. Some men experience frequent and prolonged erections in the first days after the surgery. After the first 48 hours or so, ointments or bandages aren't usually needed, but wearing loose clothing for a few days is recommended.\n\nThis information was found here:  http://www.swedish.org/16905.cfm\nYou can find more details about adult circumcision there.
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Hiya Kyle\nI got circumcised at 22. But I wanted to get it done, for the same reasons as you, when I was a teenager. I didn't because, also like you, I didn't wanna feel awkward with my parents. It was a mistake waiting: 1. by the time I got circumcised, my foreskin got so tight I needed to be, 2. when (much later) I did tell my parents they were fine about it and said that, if that's what I needed or wanted, they'd have paid for it earlier and 3. you get a better job done and it heals quicker the younger you are.\nIt's not particularly painful when healing up and, as other people have written to you, done under local or general anaesthetic anyway. A good idea is to wear briefs, rather than boxer shorts, for a while afterwards.\nI'm really happy that I'm now circumcised.\nGood Luck!\nNick
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You may have Phimosis if you are not circumcised. If this is the case, ask your doctor about Preputioplasty. it will alleviate the pain, and spare you getting cut.\nIf you are circumcised, it may have been done too tightly.\nDON"T GET CICUMCISED! EVER. If you have been you need to start restoring the foreskin to relieve the pain.\n\nBUT! you are too young to do anything drastic. You penis is still growing and will do so until you are 18!!!\n\nLearn More:\nGo To:\n\nwww.foreskin.org   and www.Norm.org
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There's not that much point.  It's easier to keep clean - but that's not a good excuse to have it done.  I'm circumcised - seems to work fine for me.  If you're circumcised - great.  If not - fine.  Doesn't really matter.\n\nMost of the guys in the US and Canada are - other places no.  People always like to fit in - so it's probably better to go with whatever is the norm where you live.
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I'm female...However my opinion would be that a circumcision is the most painful.  I had my wisdom teeth removed at the age of 18...never needed a circumcision..LOL