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Topic	To circumcise or not?
Zonbei 03/08/24 8:18:14 PM #239:	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. I find it unlikely it doesnt cause any pain, but Im not an expert in newborns. They certainly arent going to remember it though. From what Ive read, some anesthetics can increase the risk of complications. But if thats why theyre saying they arent needed, they should be upfront and clear about that. --- It's a luscious mix of words and tricks, that let us bet, when we know we should have folded. <cite>Zonbei posted [p:979267271] 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>I find it unlikely it doesnt cause any pain, but Im not an expert in newborns. They certainly arent going to remember it though.From what Ive read, some anesthetics can increase the risk of complications. But if thats why theyre saying they arent needed, they should be upfront and clear about that. --- It's a luscious mix of words and tricks, that let us bet, when we know we should have folded.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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