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'Excessive bleeding; This is among the commonest complications and Dr Senoga explains that while it could be because the vessels are not closed off properly, it could also be a case out of anyone’s control. “Unfortunately, we don’t do prior health checks to determine each individual’s health predisposition; we assume everyone is normal. But there are people with a tendency to over bleed and these usually bleed excessively after circumcision,” he explains. In this case, the person would have to be watched and helped by doctors to curb the bleeding.
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Local infection/sepsis; Also among the mostly likely complications, this is usually due to poor hygiene during or after the procedure. “This usually arises from those things people add thinking they are healing the wound, instead making the wound septic,” says the doctor adding, “Only a doctor should tend to that wound.”
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Penile adhesions: Here, the remaining foreskin re-attaches and forms scar tissue, and infection, usually a result of poor circumcision procedure.
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Of course the benefits outweigh the possibility of complications so these shouldn’t be reason for one to shun the procedure. Ensure that you seek out not only qualified but also experienced medical personnel for the procedure.'
