What is a clitoctomy?

Clitoktomy, also called clitoridectomy, is an operation that results in the removal of part of the female genitalia. Often referred to as female circumcision, usually includes the removal of the clitoris, but may also include the removal of female shy. Normally there is no medical reason to perform this type of surgery. It is usually done in places where it is considered a cultural or religious tradition. For example, some cultural groups consider clitorectomic procedures an effective way to prevent women from taking sex with men who are not their spouses or are clean and clean.

There are many controversies surrounding clitoruses. Many people consider these barbaric operations and claim to be an unnecessary mutilation of the female body. In addition, operations are usually performed in young girls who are too young to give informed consent. Operation is often done against girls will like a mistake. Although there are some countries in which they areClitoctomy considered normal, it is against the law in many others.

Laws against clitoral procedures can help some girls, but are not effective in preventing operations everywhere. In some jurisdictions in which the operation is illegal, people do them secretly. Surgery is often performed by people who do not have suitable training and use university cutting tools. Many of these procedures are even done without anesthesia.

While many arguments against clitoral procedures focus on the claim that they are inhuman, there are also medical consequences of this type of procedure. In some cases, for example, a woman may develop excessive bleeding or infection due to the procedure. Sometimes her body can even go to shock.

There are also long -term effects that a woman may suffer due to clitteria. For example, it may suffer from pain during sexual intercourse or even have pOthers with sexual intercourse. Sometimes cysts and excessive scarring develop and some women may also suffer infertility due to the procedure. If it becomes pregnant, it may even have problems with vaginal birth due to scar.

Some people who decide to have clitoral procedures carried out on their female children do not have the clitoris removed, but instead they decide to have it nicknamed. This procedure involves inserting a small section of the clitoris to observe a religious ritual. Although this procedure is less traumatic for the body, it is still considered controversial.