Circumcision

My little grandson is going for this op tomorrow. He's being knocked out for it and will be there all day and possibly late into the night. He also has a genetic heart problem so i'm really worried about the kid. I would take him myself but only allowed his Mum and no visitors.

Anyway, back on topic; What can he expect after he's out and home. Will it just sting a bit when he has a slash or is there pain/swelling (arf!) stitches?

thanks in advance to those real men who may, still, have the balls to talk about this in front of the whole world..
Had mine done when I was about 9 or 10, dick swelled up like a balloon one day when I was having a piss, foreskin was to tight, or my bellend was to big :) wasn't that painful tbh, as someone else said dissolving stitches and salt water baths. Sure he'll by fine mate.
 
Seems i had it done as a very young child, although i'm fucked if i can remember it ...... still, it looks grand now , much better than what some guys seem to be carrying around with them anyway .... some guys seem to have dicks that resemble re-heated chips , you've only got to watch that Naked Attraction programme on telly to see that!
 
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My little grandson is going for this op tomorrow. He's being knocked out for it and will be there all day and possibly late into the night. He also has a genetic heart problem so i'm really worried about the kid. I would take him myself but only allowed his Mum and no visitors.

Anyway, back on topic; What can he expect after he's out and home. Will it just sting a bit when he has a slash or is there pain/swelling (arf!) stitches?

thanks in advance to those real men who may, still, have the balls to talk about this in front of the whole world..
If you go to visit him in hospital, don't eat the onion rings at the caf.
 
No more scraping the bell end with Doritos for extra cheese. FFS let the boy gain life skills.
 
How would you know?

You have nothing to compare it with, now the guy who had it done at 26yo at least can do this, you not so much?
It was definitely a benefit for me... but don’t tell the lad he’ll be any better on the job because of the lack of sensitivity...... He may still go on to develop a hair trigger
 
The tide has turned in most places in the world now although the US still carries this out at a higher percentage than just about anywhere else (Although those rates are surprisingly falling). I had the snip snip done and initially pushed for it with my son until I really looked deeper into the procedure - I simply hadn't really questioned it, this is largely due to what was learned in medical school. It's rarely done here in Switzerland and in the end I am satisfied that we did not do this for our son

The medical justifications simply have been debunked and religious ones are nonsense, it's pretty barbaric when you think about it but fortunately I was too young to recall the experience
 
Hygiene, reduced chance of STIs, UTIs, cancer, phimosis.

Hygiene, not really just wash it
Reduced STI's, there is no evidence of this studies have swung both ways (pardon the pun)
Reduced UTI's, cant find any evidence of this
Cancer, cant find any evidence of this
Phimosis, sort of, but only in the same way having a limb amputated prevents you breaking that limb
 

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