Medical experts: Circumcision can reduce the chance of sexually transmitted diseases

　　Medical experts revealed that currently more than 60% of the world’s male No circumcision surgery was performed. At present, less than 5% of men in our country have been circumcised, which means that 95% of men of appropriate age have not been circumcised.

　　Medical experts believe that there may be five reasons for the low circumcision rate in my country:

　　1. Religious factors. Some Muslim men consider circumcision a sin.

　　2. Cost. The cost of general circumcision is a lot of money for some people.

　　3. Make-do mentality. Many people do not know about circumcision, and have a serious attitude of just muddle along.

　　4. Face. For some people, although circumcision has many benefits, it is too embarrassing to take the brave step.

　　5. Technology. This is currently the main reason affecting the promotion of circumcision. There are many traditional circumcision techniques, but to achieve the purpose of standardization and aesthetics, doctors need to study and accumulate for a long time.

　　Therefore, the quality of surgery varies. The amount of resection of the inner and outer plates of the foreskin and the length of the retained frenulum are difficult to control during the operation, which can easily cause the frenulum to be too short and the resection margins to be uneven, which can easily lead to postoperative complications. Suture induration that may form under the skin of the penis also affects the function and appearance.

　　Why male circumcision reduces AIDS wait sexually transmitted diseases What about infection and transmission?

　　Medical experts believe there are two main reasons:

　　1. The intact foreskin is easily traumatized during sexual intercourse, causing genital ulcers and inflammatory conditions that are conducive to viral infections such as AIDS.；

　　2. The intact inner foreskin contains abundant AIDS target cells. The epithelial stratum corneum here is thin. After the inner foreskin is circumcised, the number of AIDS target cells is greatly reduced, thereby greatly reducing the risk of HIV infection.

　　Medical experts believe that an ideal circumcision surgery should be easy to operate, short in operation time, easy in postoperative care, with few complications, high in appearance satisfaction, and easy to standardize and train the mobile process. The disposable circumcision stapler invented by Chinese citizen Shang Jianzhong has significant advantages over traditional circumcision methods. In view of the affordable, convenient and scientific nature of this disposable circumcision stapler, the World Health Organization named it "China Commercial Ring" and plans to promote it to other countries and regions. According to relevant channels, this technology is applying to establish a standard surgical plan for minimally invasive and sutureless circumcision surgery.