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I write stories, music, assembly code, opinions... I write too much. Sometimes I like NSFW posts. If you follow me twitter might shove 'em in your TL. Sorry

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    1. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
      Replying to @JazhuStreaming @Vegaytarier and

      I said chronic balanitis, not balanitis. Tonsillitis is treatable and avoidable but if you’re prone to getting it often (chronic) you get recommended to have your tonsils removed.

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    2. Jazhu‏ @JazhuStreaming Oct 18
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @Vegaytarier and

      Yes, but many more people have 'occasional' tonsillitis than chronic. I would guess that the percentage of men diagnosed with chronic balanitis is much smaller than those with a single, treatable case.

      2 replies 0 retweets 6 likes
    3. Jazhu‏ @JazhuStreaming Oct 18
      Replying to @JazhuStreaming @_Undersized_ and

      And if all other avenues have been exhausted, and circumcision is all that's left, then it's a medical procedure.

      1 reply 0 retweets 5 likes
    4. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
      Replying to @JazhuStreaming @Vegaytarier and

      You’ll find (by reading all of the replies I’ve written) that I agree with you. That’s why the idea that surgery should be considered before anything else isn’t my argument. I’m arguing that it is a medical procedure and has multiple valid uses, unlike female circumcision.

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    5. Jazhu‏ @JazhuStreaming Oct 18
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @Vegaytarier and

      If you to argue that, I would argue then that it should be used as a last resort 'treatment', never as a prophylactic procedure. I'd like doctors to stop recommending it so quickly. It gives people the impression it's the best way to treat these problems.

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    6. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
      Replying to @JazhuStreaming @Vegaytarier and

      It’s not presented like that, they ask you and according to HIPAA they have to give you the pros and cons. Educate the parents, don’t blame the doctors for doing their job. It’s not like they enjoy extra work.

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    7. Gregory Malchuk‏ @Gregory_Malchuk Oct 18
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @JazhuStreaming and

      Doctor's jobs are not performing unnecessary surgeries or genital mutilations. And doctors have the ethics education to know what they are doing is wrong.

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    8. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
      Replying to @Gregory_Malchuk @JazhuStreaming and

      They don’t just “perform it”, they *have* to ask the parents. Blame them, not the poor doctor who has to listen to the baby wail.

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    9. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 18
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @Gregory_Malchuk and

      A doctor has an obligation to do no harm. In this case, he's harming for a profit.

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    10. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
      Replying to @dlindenii @Gregory_Malchuk and

      They get paid per minute of surgery not per surgery and in some hospitals get paid hourly, nice slogan though.

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      Khaz‏ @KhazWolf Oct 18
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @dlindenii and

      Circumcision is the most common surgery in America. About a million cuts per year, and each one costs the parent hundreds of dollars. The foreskin may then be sold afterwards for hundreds more yet. Circumcision is absurdly profitable. Like $600 for a 15 minute surgery?pic.twitter.com/it7giSaWTv

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        2. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
          Replying to @KhazWolf @dlindenii and

          So educate the parents and then they’ll opt out. Or restructure the American healthcare system, which is a different debate. Either way, the doctors aren’t to blame for the parent’s informed decisions.

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        3. Reyos Blackwoood‏ @ReyosB Oct 18
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          You say "educate the parents" then say "parent's informed decisions" if the parents need educating, that means they are not making informed decisions, they are making uninformed decisions, and the information they get then tends to come from the doctors.

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        4. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
          Replying to @ReyosB @KhazWolf and

          You can’t do anything more than educate the parents, because the surgery is optional. The doctors tell the parents the pros and cons pretty quickly and then parents decide. And trust me, people are happy to doubt medical professionals. Look at the anti-vax movement.

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        5. Reyos Blackwoood‏ @ReyosB Oct 18
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          The doctors DON'T give the parents the pros and cons, not all of them at least. They don't also explain that those pros are not conclusive, that as much, sometimes more, research shows no real benefit, and many of the benefits are minute. like 1/322k for cancer reduction.

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        6. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
          Replying to @ReyosB @KhazWolf and

          That’s why I never mentioned cancer, but there is a majority consensus that it reduces the rate of urinary tract infections. Keep it to the argument. There are papers here posted by people that agree with you that back me up on this with numbers like 1.73 to 4x reduction.

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        7. Reyos Blackwoood‏ @ReyosB Oct 18
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          Girls get urinary tract infections 5 to 10 times more often than boys do, we give them antibiotics, not surgery, we can easily do the same for boys. Also in Europe the UTI rate is similar to the circumcised rate in the USA, the USA infection rate in intact boys is due to poor >>

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        8. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 18
          Replying to @ReyosB @KhazWolf and

          Where does that number come from? Circumcision doesn’t help with female urinary tract infections. They’re protected by acid. Read the other replies I’ve given and if you have a genuinely new point to add I’ll gladly give you a listen.

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        9. Reyos Blackwoood‏ @ReyosB Oct 18
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          I can cite many many sources. Am Fam Physician. 1998 After the first few months of life, UTIs occur far more frequently in girls than in boys, presumably because of the shorter length of the female urethra. Cleveland Clinic (image)pic.twitter.com/P0uyuZRLNW

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