Cut
Not cut
No, but thinking about getting it done
I'm a girlie
It wasn't bad like that for my son, but I do know of other parents who had their son circumcised, and it was botched up ...... sad thing to happen.
Not nice to watch an older child going through it though. We can laugh about it now, the first time he went to pee, and it was all bandage up, he missed the toilet completely and peed against the wall. Poor kid was upset over it, now we remember and laugh about it.
Good thing is he no longer has any problems at all. But not a nice thing to go through, no.
There is good evidence to suspect that the appendix serves as a reservoir for gut fauna,to repopulate the gut should GI infection destroy the existing fauna.
Immune function
New studies propose that the appendix may harbor and protect bacteria that are beneficial in the function of the human colon.
Loren G. Martin, a professor of physiology at Oklahoma State University, argues that the appendix has a function in fetuses and adults. Endocrine cells have been found in the appendix of 11 week old fetuses that contribute to "biological control (homeostatic) mechanisms." In adults, Martin argues that the appendix acts as a lymphatic organ. The appendix is experimentally verified as being rich in infection-fighting lymphoid cells, suggesting that it might play a role in the immune system. Zahid suggests that it plays a role in both manufacturing hormones in fetal development as well as functioning to "train" the immune system, exposing the body to antigens so that it can produce antibodies. He notes that doctors in the last decade have stopped removing the appendix during other surgical procedures as a routine precaution, because it can be successfully transplanted into the urinary tract to rebuild a sphincter muscle and reconstruct a functional bladder.
Apparent function of the human vermiform appendix in the recovery from diarrhea. Although more than 2 million children die each year in developing countries as a result of diarrhea, children living in those countries face an estimated 1.4 billion cases of diarrhea each year.
Maintaining gut flora
Although it was long accepted that the immune tissue, called gut associated lymphoid tissue, surrounding the appendix and elsewhere in the gut carries out a number of important functions, explanations were lacking for the distinctive shape of the appendix and its apparent lack of importance as judged by an absence of side-effects following appendectomy. William Parker, Randy Bollinger, and colleagues at Duke University proposed that the appendix serves as a haven for useful bacteria when illness flushes those bacteria from the rest of the intestines. This proposal is based on a new understanding of how the immune system supports the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria, in combination with many well-known features of the appendix, including its architecture and its association with copious amounts of immune tissue. Such a function is expected to be useful in a culture lacking modern sanitation and healthcare practice, where diarrhea may be prevalent. Current epidemiological data] show that diarrhea is one of the leading causes of death in developing countries, indicating that a role of the appendix as an aid in recovering beneficial bacteria following diarrhea may be extremely important in the absence of modern health and sanitation practices.
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Then there was the doctor that had to tell the new mother that her baby was born without eyelids...
Doc: "We can fix it quite easily.We can fashion new eyelids from the boy's foreskin"
Mom: "But Doctor.Won't that make my baby cockeyed?"
Doc: "Not in the least.....But he may have foresight."
I am done...
and I am yet to have any infections or cheese buildups to date!
sounds gross but isnt that the reason why its done?
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Find a chick who’s just been dumped and comfort her by massaging her shoulders, and soon, she’ll be massaging your prostate.
I have to make a decision on this pretty soon - my boy is due in September.
I have een doing a bit of reading and there are also mentions of reductions in certain types of cancer. What to do....?
Everything increases/reduces cancer.
Leave the penis alone imo.
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