I had just finished posting the story of a doctor who insisted on forcibly retracting the foreskin of a baby boy.
I just browsed my Facebook news feed again, and it looks like a nurse has refused to schedule an appointment for a child unless it's his circumcision.
My presumptions seem to be true; the modus operandi in American medicine seems to be to make sure a male child is circumcised above all else.
What is the order of operation when a female infant has UTI?
WHY IS THIS NOT THE SAME IN MALE INFANTS?
What happens in European, Australian, Asian countries when a case of UTI presents itself?
I ask again; what are they teaching at American medical schools?
Recently, I've seen this meme showing up on the internet everywhere:
I'm sorry, but it seems that these days, you're better off doing a Google search than consulting the guy with the M.D.
At least in the U.S.A.
This cup is right; don't confuse them.
What an embarrassment.
SavingOurSons has a good resource page on UTI here.
I just browsed my Facebook news feed again, and it looks like a nurse has refused to schedule an appointment for a child unless it's his circumcision.
According to SavingOurSons on Facebook, his occured at the Contra Costa Regional Medical Center in Martinez, CA.
My presumptions seem to be true; the modus operandi in American medicine seems to be to make sure a male child is circumcised above all else.
What is the order of operation when a female infant has UTI?
WHY IS THIS NOT THE SAME IN MALE INFANTS?
What happens in European, Australian, Asian countries when a case of UTI presents itself?
I ask again; what are they teaching at American medical schools?
Recently, I've seen this meme showing up on the internet everywhere:
I'm sorry, but it seems that these days, you're better off doing a Google search than consulting the guy with the M.D.
At least in the U.S.A.
This cup is right; don't confuse them.
What an embarrassment.
SavingOurSons has a good resource page on UTI here.
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