A question between circumcised men and uncircumsied men?

Question

I heard that if an uncircumcised man has s*x with a woman, it can give her a disease, like cervical cancer. Is that true?

Answer 1

It has nothing to do with whether or not he is circumcised.  Most types of cervical cancer are caused by HPV (genital warts) and both circumcised and uncircumcised men can have that.

Answer 2

I do not know how you came up with that idea.  What do you think a uncircumcised man will be carrying that a circumcised man does not.  It is still skin to skin contact.  Use a condom and then you do not have to worry.

randy

Answer 3

All males need to keep clean, both natural and circumcised.

HPV..Human papaloma virus is the cause of cervical cancer. It can be carried by anyone and isn't a condition of a natural or a circumcised p***s. A carrier carries it.

A woman can also be the carrier of HPV....Just like a woman can be the carrier of any std. She also has intricate non exposed areas that are equal to the natural p***s and require exactly the same type of hygene care.  

As is all std's an infected person passes them on, not a type of p***s.

That about brings it!

Me! :- )

Answer 4

If that was true then most women in the world would be at risk from cervical cancer since hardly anybody besides Americans, Jews and Muslims get circumcised. Obviously that isn't true and it's just one of the old wives tales that pro circumcision people have been throwing out for years with no real medical basis.

The New England Journal of Medicine published an article by Castelsagué and others in 2002. That article purported to show that circumcision reduced the risk of infection to the wives of circumcised men. This article has experienced severe and unrelenting criticism due to numerous methodological flaws, its conflict with other published research, and other research by the same authors that showed that different types of HPV were found in husbands and wives. Editorial problems previously had been reported at the New England Journal of Medicine. The publication of this flawed article may have been the result of those editorial problems.

Answer 5

It`s just another urban legend to promote circumcision.  

Answer 6

Latest reserach has shown that you can reduce your chances of contacting HIV by circumcision.About cervical cancer I don't think so.

Answer 7

That is so not true.  It is exactley the same , it just looks a lil dif.  

Answer 8

maybe what you heard was mixed info. it is completely ridiculous to say that a man who is not circumcised is more likely to contract, or pass on, the HPV virus. BUT, and it's a big but... men who are NOT circumcised do have to deal with something circumcised men do not. that would be yeast infections. because the membrane that covers the head of the un-circumcised p***s prevents air from reaching the head (not in every case though), they can get yeast infections much in the same fashion as a woman can. and if a male who is un-circumcised has a yeast infection and a woman has s*x with him she too can get a yeast infection. however, this can all be avoided if the man just takes a bath like a normal person... so i would say that, though it's a possibility, it's HIGHLY unlikely.    

Answer 9

LOOOOL, if a un circ'd has s*x with a woman she will get cervical cancer... so how come every woman (Before Circumcision Began) didn't get cervical cancer? Its the same way that a man having s*x with a woman can get her STD...

Answer 10

not an easy answer, that's both true and not true.  a lot of cervical cancer is caused by genital warts.  even if the skin tissue is free of warts, the area could still be infected with the virus that causes warts. with extra f******n, the virus may be hidden under the f******n and less recognizable for detection, so you may be at increased risk.

Answer 11

No it is not true if you have risky s*x uncired or cired you can give a woman an STD as long as the dude showers each day and cleans his unit as he does his hair and armpits he should be  okay

curtdude

uncutdude  

Answer 12

Cervical cancer can be caused by the Human papilloma virus. which can be transmitted by sexual contact. You can get it from both circumcised and uncircumcised men.  here is the interesting statistic.  Jews who get circumcised at birth have the lowest cancer of the p***s rate in the world and Jewish women have the lowest cervical cancer rate in the world.

http://www.circlist.com/

http://www.gilgalsoc.org/

http://www.aboutcirc.com/

http://www.medicirc.org/

http://www.circumcisioninfo.com/index_ho...

http://www.circinfo.net/

http://www.circinfo.com/

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/2754...

Answer 13

That is a big load of bull$hit.  I heard men that are not circumcised can get cancer easier, but I havent ever heard of it personally and I am a nurse.  The rumors about it being unclean are also untrue, I haven't seen any problems with it so it must be kinda rare.  You would think it happened all the time, but it doesnt.  I heard more boys arent getting cut in the western states in the US.  Finally the parents are getting some sense.

Answer 14

Uncircumcised male may cause cervical cancer to their partner only if the male is carrying with him certain kind of virus that initiates cancer of the cervix.  If he is totally healthy and follows good hygiene, its unlikely that he will transmit it. One reason why males get circumcised is to avoid this problem. The prepuce (skin that covers the glans p***s ("head" of the p***s) can harbor viruses and other organisms especially if the male disregards cleaning himself up. Tip: clean up the smell and smegma (whitish substance that accumulates under the prepuce) and you shoould be fine.  

Answer 15

It not true. Who ever told you that rumor is dumb. Also you can get cervical cancer by having unprotected s*x.  

Answer 16

No that's completely untrue. Cervical cancer is caused by the HPV virus which many men have, circumcised or not. Also, there is a vaccination out now which protects against most cancer-causing strains of this virus. Some people claim uncircumcised men are more susceptible to getting HPV, but that's never been proven and I doubt it's true.

Being uncircumcised is the natural way to be. If it caused serious problems, none of us would be here! Our ancestors were going at it long before circumcison was invented. Even nowadays only 20% of men worldwide are circumcised and they're mostly Muslim.

I think the myth started because of one study that found a lower rate of cervical cancer in some orthodox Jewish community, they thought it was due to circumcision but it was actually due to people not sleeping around etc. due to their beliefs.

Harriet

Answer 17

that is based on old invalid information

newer research has shown it makes no difference, but the old information keeps getting repeated, there has not been any conclusive link between being circumcised and any disease prevention, in fact the f******n has been found to have langerhorn (spelling?) cells that can actually destroy HIV

Answer 18

Sorry, but that really sounds made up to me. The only difference between an uncircumcised p***s and a circumcised one is that it has more skin on it. I don't see how that can translate into cervical cancer. My current boyfriend is British and uncircumcised and so are most guys in places outside the United States. Cervical cancer doesn't seem to be an epidemic in the UK or in France so I think this is just another American sterotype about uncircumcised men.

Answer 19

wht u heard is a bullshit spread by muslims and jews to get REAL man cut off their ***** and become a Half-**** ........HAHAHAHA

Answer 20

tranferring STDs between people can occur with a man cut or not.

/pete

Answer 21

You heard wrong.

80% of the world's men are uncircumcised, and strangely 80% of the world's women do not have cervical cancer.