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Topic	To circumcise or not?
Hospy 03/08/24 8:13:03 PM #235:	IdiotMachine posted... This is what I wanted to know. I actually asked each OBGYN if I can be in the surgery room should we opt for the circumcision, and the answer was no. From my online research, there are three main methods for pain- ones do nothing, another is an injection, and the last is a cream; the hospital were choosing to deliver at is the cream apparently. The heart of the problem is that the people whose livelihood is based upon doing these procedures are of course going to tell you that it's a great easy painless procedure because how else are they going to get people to sign up for it. If you want an actual opinion ask your family doctor or pediatrician who don't offer the service. <cite>Hospy posted [p:979267186] in To circumc... [t:80716158]...</cite> <quote>IdiotMachine posted... </cite><quote>This is what I wanted to know. I actually asked each OBGYN if I can be in the surgery room should we opt for the circumcision, and the answer was no. From my online research, there are three main methods for pain- ones do nothing, another is an injection, and the last is a cream; the hospital were choosing to deliver at is the cream apparently.</quote>The heart of the problem is that the people whose livelihood is based upon doing these procedures are of course going to tell you that it's a great easy painless procedure because how else are they going to get people to sign up for it. If you want an actual opinion ask your family doctor or pediatrician who don't offer the service.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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