Male besnijdenis refers to the surgical expulsion of the foreskin – commonly in its entirety. The word circumcision comes from the Latin language for 'around' (circum) and 'cut' (caedere). Circumcision is most general among few religions like Jewish families as it is perused a commandment of God in Judaism. It is also widely used in Islam. Few Oriental Orthodox Churches and African Christian churches also support circumcision. In few other matters circumcision may be required by some accidents or medical conditions. For example phimosis may be a reason for circumcision. Here the foreskin cannot be retracted from the penis head. In few cases this can banned blood flow and this should be considered as a medical emergency and treated. Commonlly circumcisions are executed during childhood for these religious and cultural reasons, albeit they may also be operated during infancy. Nowadays there are mixed viewpoints regarding circumcision and it finds lots of support by few religions. Besnijdenis has been useful to decrease the risk of HIV and may be helpful for prevention in few high-risk populations. Few studies for example, suggest that circumcised kids experience physiological stress and pain when operated without pain relief. The adamkinderkliniek provides these services very well.
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