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HIVhi guys its been a long time. i just returned from africa.
a bbc report says There are several reasons why circumcision may protect against HIV infection. Specific cells in the foreskin may be potential targets for HIV infection and also the skin under the foreskin becomes less sensitive and is less likely to bleed reducing risk of infection following circumcision. When Aids first began to emerge in Africa, researchers noted that men who were circumcised seemed to be less at risk of infection but it was unclear whether this was due to differences in sexual behaviour. what do you guys think?
Muslim community is biggest in world, and circumcize in little age but no case found that it ve' pevented HIV. you wrote..... Specific cells in the foreskin may be potential targets for HIV infection and also the skin under the foreskin becomes less sensitive and is less likely to bleed reducing risk of infection following circumcision. But it can transmitt through semen contact and backward flow of semen.. Isnt it?? Senior Education Officer, BNHS, India. www.bnhs.org
Bitter Truth! Who says reason for world war IV will be Petrol? Reason lies in two words "Me and Mine".
You can call me "Sachin" I m only "Sachin" known here in the forum. Thanx. Senior Education Officer, BNHS, India. www.bnhs.org
Bitter Truth! Who says reason for world war IV will be Petrol? Reason lies in two words "Me and Mine".
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