(June 12, 2016 at 10:39 am)Losty Wrote:(June 12, 2016 at 8:47 am)Heatheness Wrote: Yes there are medically necessary reason for circumcisions. My grandson's foreskin was attached to the opening of his penis and could not be drawn back without tearing the skin and the foreskin was not long enough on that side, it was pulling his penis down to a curved position. It would not be able to extend. They didn't circumcise him at birth because of this. They recommended he see a urologist surgeon. The urologist said the operation would wait until he was 6 months old because he would have to be put under and reconstruction of the glans skins and foreskin would be necessary.
At 6months he had his surgery. His is fine now with plenty of skin for normal use of his penis and not even a scar on the glans now. There are medical reason for this kind of surgery, I simply object to the non-medical reason. Fad is not a reasonable reason.
I feel weird about how you're seeming to think we disagree about this. Do you? Because we don't.
I know there are medical reasons to circumcise. I was only making a point about how, where I live, doctors are very ignorant about the whole thing. They give people terrible advice on how to care for their newborn sons when they're uncircumcised. It's a standard form they give when you leave the hospital that tells you if his foreskin doesn't retract to take him to the doctor. It has been a long time since then (almost 7 years now) maybe they've gotten better.
No, we don't disagree.
I was just explaining the differences between necessary and unnecessary and that sometimes necessary is just that.
I was confused at your original post I responded to but when you replied to me, I understood what you meant. Peace.