Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Circumcision Prevent Urinary Tract Infection

Circumcision is a process that is very familiar in our daily life, even humans can be said is very experienced with this action. Judging from the pictures in the cave dating back to the stone and the tomb of ancient Egypt, circumcision or circumcision is known to have been done since prehistoric times. Circumcision or circumcision is one minor surgery (minor surgery), the most widely performed around the world in the form of disposal of part or all of the foreskin (prepusium) penis.
The reason for doing so because of religious, cultural or health reasons as well. Whatever the background, from the health perspective is very useful. The American Academy of Pediatrics / AAP still admit that circumcision or circumcision may help prevent urinary tract infections in children. Usually in the last decade found many cases of fever in children who do not cough, runny nose and is not associated with disease outbreaks or seasonal. Apparently it was caused by a urinary tract infection due to lack of cleanliness of the penis. Urinary tract infections alone if not promptly treated can lead to kidney complications.
When a man urinating, urine pass through the skin where most sewage sludge will be missed. By eliminating the part, is expected to direct urine cleared and no longer left in the penis. Method of circumcision is circumcision methods recommended by health experts. In this method the foreskin is cut a circle so that the end result looks perfect. With this method the child will not be in pain when her hood cut because previously been performed under local anesthesia. Circumcision wound healing is relatively quick with support for wound care and appropriate antibiotic treatment. Bleeding due to circumcision can be minimized by clamping and suturing wounds quickly and precisely.

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