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Circumcision in an older child (5 years)


Strawbs

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Hi all, for medical reasons it looks like my eldest son will need to be circumcised. We are having regular appointments with a private urologist to see if it will resolve on its own (with a bit of help) but it isn't and the process is traumatising him so I am likely to have to make a decision tomorrow.


Does anyone have any experience of this and what the (I imagine horrid) recovery would be like for him?


thanks


xx

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Thank you for your message (and for the pms from others), we had another session today and he was so upset by it I have asked for a break for a month to really think about our options. It is not something I want to rush in to but the consultant has said that he is one of the more complicated cases he has seen and it took quite a lot for me to actually get him to the appointment as he knew what was coming so I am starting to think it may be better for him in the long run but going to take the Xmas break to think it over.


Thanks again and merry Xmas all xx

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