Is male Circumcision an effective prevention method against UTIs, HIV, and penile cancer? - penile cancer more condition_symptoms
I read a study that allowed to point out that in May (only to be the case). Can someone please clarify?
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Penile Cancer More Condition_symptoms Is Male Circumcision An Effective Prevention Method Against UTIs, HIV, And Penile Cancer?
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No - no evidence that the case, and a lot of things that suggest it is not. For example, check out some parts of Africa where circumcision is common, but they have big problems with HIV.
The only way to prevent sexually transmitted diseases is to note that it does not cut off parts of their todger.
In addition, genital cancer in men, more or less confined to the love of potatoes - and the removal of the foreskin has no effect on them forever.
No - no evidence that the case, and a lot of things that suggest it is not. For example, check out some parts of Africa where circumcision is common, but they have big problems with HIV.
The only way to prevent sexually transmitted diseases is to note that it does not cut off parts of their todger.
In addition, genital cancer in men, more or less confined to the love of potatoes - and the removal of the foreskin has no effect on them forever.
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