The answer is no circumcision. What is the cause of reflux. take care of that. No circumcision is needed. They would never do this in Europe where medicine is better.
Samson loves to test his Mummy and Daddy
Being diagnosed with Kidney reflux and having to be on antibiotics every day to being told he needs to be #circumcised immediately to now having a throat infection!
We just want him to get better 
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Do not allow a circumcision !! Find a better doctors.
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https://www.urologyhealth.org/urologic-conditions/vesicoureteral-reflux-(vur) … Information about the treatment (both non-invasive and surgical) of kidney reflux. No mention of circumcision.
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Note: that's actually an American website too.
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Less than 1 in 100 boys will get even UTI, and they are usually easily treated with a few days of antibiotics. My daughter had one by age 2, neither of my sons ever have. There's no reason to circumcise a boy to prevent this issue.
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Australia doesn't circumcise as a rule, like I said, most doctors refuse to perform them on infants, and we don't have all the problems people are convinced come from boys being left with their whole genitals.
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Which parts of your genitals did they recommend to cut off to fix it? Or did they look for other solutions. Surgery may be necessary, kidney problems are serious. Circumcision is not a treatment for them.
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