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What advice can you offer parents who want to reduce their newborn son's discomfort during circumcision?

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Don't do it. circumcision is an unnecessary mutilation. get the opinion of a few doctors about doing this to your child first. the effects are not only physically deleterious but in many case psychologically also.

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