does circumcision affect sexual function? if yes how . i wud like to know how it affects men and women?

Question

i mean even the sexual experience for men and women

sorry i didnt specify , i am talking about male circumcision

Answer 1

These days there are NO hygenic reasons for circumcision if you bathe at least once a day. There will therefore be no smell. Accusations otherwise are just born out of ignorance. If you consider most of European men, for instance, are uncircumcised, don't you think they would have moved to circumcision en masse long ago if circumcision was the most hygenic and correct thing to do? Europe is not medically backward. Circumcision is widely practiced in the USA but the numbers are diminishing every year as more and more parents realise that this is just a moneymaking scam by the medical profession and an unneccessary mutilation of their male child. All major US medical councils state that circumcision is an outdated procedure.

Almost all other reasons for circumcision are now medically treatable and therefore, circumcision is unneccessary.

For women, an intact penis is DESIGNED to work better that a circumcised one because the foreskin allows for greater movement during sexual intercourse and less lubrication is required. To remove your foreskin would be like a woman removing her clitoris - unneccessary and barbaric. Why some pople say that female circumcision is barbaric but yet they condone male circumcision of tiny, defenceless babies is a mystery to me.

A foreskin better for the man because his glans is soft and sensitive - the glans on circumcised penises gets thick and hard over the years and decreases sensitivity and can even lead to erection problems.

The natural penis may be more comfortable for the vagina than the circumcised penis. The coronal ridge of the natural penis is more flexible; liken it to the resiliency of Jell-O. The circumcised penile head is considerably harder--overly firm and compacted like an unripe tomato. This is because circumcision cuts away 33-50 percent of penile skin. As a result, the skin of the penile shaft can get stretched so tightly during an erection that it pulls down on the skin covering the glans, compressing the tissue of the penis head. The abnormally hardened coronal ridge can then be very uncomfortable to vaginal tissue during intercourse.

Women sometimes experience a scraping feeling with each outward stroke and even report discomfort after intercourse or even the next day. The brain makes pain-relieving endorphins that may partially block any discomfort during intercourse itself. Painful intercourse is a very common symptom in women, many of whom blame themselves or who feel that something is wrong with their sexual response.

The give of the natural penis, by contrast, allows for more bend and flex of the organ in the vagina, adding to a woman's pleasure and comfort. The abundant skin of the natural penile shaft further cushions the force of the coronal ridge in the vagina. In addition, the mobile skin of the penis is "grasped" by the ridges of the vaginal mucosa and held in place. The bunching and unbunching of penile skin during intercourse enhances a man's pleasure, but it also excites the woman.

Circumcised sex may cause the vagina to abnormally tense up and decrease its lubrication. Women report more problems with lubrication when having sex with circumcised men, possibly because of irritation from the harder tip and involuntary tensing against it, and also because the longer stroke length tends to remove lubrication from the vagina. Often an artificial lubricant is necessary.

Intercourse may also be painful for the circumcised man because his penis scrapes against the ribbed structure of tensed-up vaginal walls and becomes over stimulated from constant pressure. The degree of discomfort, if any, will depend upon the tightness of the man's shaft skin, the vigor of his thrusting, the duration of intercourse, and the amount of lubrication.

Circumcision may cause a man to work harder to achieve orgasm, resulting in emotional and physical distancing from his partner. When a circumcised man has sex, he may have to concentrate intensely on the erotic sensations he is receiving while simultaneously blocking out any uncomfortable sensations. Survey respondents often reported that their circumcised partners seemed to have to work too hard to achieve orgasm. And because of the erotic tissue that has been removed, he can't enjoy the sensations leading up to orgasm or his partner's responses.

Answer 2

For men circumcision does not affect sexual function but the glans does become less sensitive (not more like some fools like to claim) and it is easier to clean without a foreskin. A woman would not be able to tell much difference with a un/circumsized penis inside her but may have a preference for the look of one or the other.

Female circumcision is mutilation and by removing the clitoris effectively destroys a lot of her pleasure in sex, it's also very ugly but being sewn up afterwards is supposed to make her tighter for men but I don't believe this and anybody who circumsizes a woman deserves beating to death.

Answer 3

Teach your sons to wash properly when they shower each day, people should wash every day in any case...so stop mutilating your sons for no good reason...I'm intact and I'm very pleased to be so. Lateral thinking...you can wear the foreskin pushed back anyway which makes circumcision pretty much redundant.

Uncircumcised penis sometimes requires artificial lubrication for intercourse or even masturbation as the natural gliding motion provided by the foreskin is lost.

Most of us do not live in deserts where water is scarce, we can shower every day... this is a very out of date practice for hygeine now! ...wash, use condoms if you are having promiscuous sex...common sense isn't it.

We don't cut off people's armpits because it's easier than washing...think this through! I'd rather be able to tell if someone hasn't washed anyway wouldn't you if I was about to have sex with them?...dirty b'stards.

Female circumcision is an abomination, it must be made illegal.

Answer 4

I would echo nkellingly. He is right.

Male circumcision does not affect function. Sensitivity perhaps.

Female circumcision is an abomination. Apart from the mutilation that removes much of the tissue that would help the woman enjoy sex, it causes all sorts of problems when the woman needs to give birth.

Anyone who practices female circumcision should be jailed for the rest of their lives.

Answer 5

Circumcision will definitely not affect sexual function. A man will a tongue hanging out of the mouth can still eat but just look funny.

Answer 6

When you remove the foreskin, you constantly expose the head of the penis. Therefore, after years of say, rubbing against your jeans, it will become less sensitive. Whereas, an uncut man has that foreskin shielding his sensitive penis so he will have more sensation.

Other than that, there really is no difference (for you uncut men, don't forget to wash more carefully!).

Answer 7

It does not effect performance what-so-ever.

The only thing it effect is ones sensativity.

Someone who is not "cut" has far more sensativity that someone who is.

Its also very dirty not to be circumsized and it cause women to have bacterial infection and leads to curvical and ovarian cancer.

Answer 8

no it dont some men are women think they lose power but they dont it just feel that way cuz u lost some of ur man or women hood but its ok sometimes it happen

Answer 9

dont know bout u but i thnk the fore skin is vital and it wld be colder without it so might be a bitty harder getn hard if ya know wot i mean and it may look a bit off putn!

Answer 10

It good, you become used to the sensitivity pretty quickly, and its not half as painful to get done as people let on. my wife prefers it too, a lot cleaner and a lot more bj's