Is it true that a woman is more protected against cervical cancer is her partner is circumcised?

Answer 1

She is not protected, but there is evidence female partners of circumcised males are less at risk for 2 reasons. Firstly it may be that circumcised individuals are less likely to carry HPV, since it may lie under the foreskin. Secondly circumcision tends to be carried out by groups and families who actively practise a religion. This fact in itself tends to mean that on average they are less promiscuous, which again reduces the risk.

Answer 2

Whether he's circumcised or not makes no difference ,,,, the contact with the cervix is the same regardless ,,,,,

There are other problems related to a guy not being circumcised though if he doesn't keep him self clean ,,,, Bacteria can develop under the foreskin that could cause trouble for the woman which could result in her developing a yeast infection or anything else ,,,,

A bath together prior to any sexual activity should take care of that though ,,,, Take note as to whether he cleans himself there or not and if he doesn't the you need to do it for him ,,,, All you have to do is simple pull the fore skin back to expose the end and apply soap and water to the area ,,,,

Hope this answer works ,,,, You have posted a good question here though ,,,, I'll give you a star for it ,,,, Yoda told you this

Answer 3

this sounds like a new urban legend to me. I'm a nurse- never heard of it. A woman is protected against cervical cancer if she gets the new vaccine for human papillomavirus (HPV)/genital warts and uses protection to prevent HPV, the leading cause of cervical cancer. As posted above me, bacteria from an unclean partner who has smegma( bacterial germ material on skin fold of uncircumcized penis) can enter the vagina, so if a man is not circumcized then he should clean his genitals thoroughly.

Answer 4

If a newborn thinks that having a vaccine to sidestep cervical maximum cancers is a license to have intercourse, then the mothers and fathers and the college gadget and the newborn all might desire to be sent to a path that teaches them approximately intercourse and the hazards and precautions. this is my frustration with abstinence in basic terms coaching it is being taught in colleges. Getting a vaccine struggling with cervical maximum cancers does not something that could desire to steer absolutely everyone to think of they they are able to in basic terms run around and have intercourse.

Answer 5

Yes, but she can still get HPV from a partner, circumcised or not. Ask your dr. if you are a candidate for the new HPV vaccine.

Thumbs down for telling the truth? Tough crowd. Man, I feel like Jorrell (when he was warning the planet Krypton that it was doomed).

Answer 6

In a way.
Smegma traps bacteria in the foreskin, which has been found to be a POSSIBLE contributor to cervical cancer.
Cleanliness is the most important issue here.

Answer 7

* Male circumcision is associated with reduced risk of genital HPV infection in men whether or not their female partners have cervical HPV or cervical cancer.
* Circumcision is associated with reduced risk of cervical cancer in women with high-risk sexual partners.
* In men with low-risk sexual behaviour and monogamous female partners, circumcision makes no difference to the risk of cervical cancer.

Answer 8

it has nothing to do with your partner...you dont get cancer from your partner...think about it!!! they say 1 in 3 adults will get cancer...it just happens...

Answer 9

It does help prevent cancer; check it out for yourself:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1141513

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/fishman/2006/circumcision

Sara

Answer 10

no you are not, cervical cancer is started by the cells being damaged through impact and any penis or dildo will cause this even fingers.