Among the benefits of circumcision are lower rates of urinary tract infection (UTI), penile cancer, and associated penile inflammation... Ammonia, penile dermatosis, and sexually transmitted infections are favorable, while the foreskin itself is prone to microscratches that are thought to facilitate the absorption and transmission of infection. The effect of circumcision on UTIs has been studied primarily in infants, because UTIs are more common in them than in older males. UTIs in infants can lead to pyelonephritis requiring hospitalization and, rarely, septicemia and death. If the long-term urinary consequences are abnormal. reported that among febrile male infants less than 3 months of age, the prevalence of urinary tract infection in uncircumcised and uncircumcised infants was 2.4% and 20.1%, respectively. It is estimated that 7 to 14 uncircumcised infants had a bad end of life in the first 10 years, compared to 1 to 2 in 1,000 circumcised male infants. Urinary is unlikely.. The pathogenesis of UTIs.... However, factors other than circumcision may influence the rates of UTIs observed in these reports.... For example, most hospitalized preterm infants are not circumcised.... Since preterm infants have a higher rate of UTIs than term infants, including preterm infants in a series may confound the data.. Other factors that could affect UTI rates Effects included urine collection method, type and time of circumcision, and breastfeeding status (protective effect). In the studies, uncircumcised adult men had a higher rate of UTI than circumcised men (RR 3.4, 95% CI 0.92-12.7), and the lifetime risk of UTI in uncircumcised and uncircumcised men was 32.1% and 8%, respectively (RR 3.65, 95% CI: 1.85% estimated to be due to uncircumcision.. 23% of lifetime UTIs in men.... The prevalence of urinary infections in uncircumcised adult men increases with age and some diseases such as diabetes... > * Among the medical services provided in the office are periodical examinations of children, periodical monitoring of children's growth and physical development, treatment of various infectious, digestive and respiratory diseases in children and adolescents, nutritional counseling, education and periodical care of premature babies, monitoring and treatment of all periodical problems during infancy, periodical mental and physical evaluation of children. > *special services of Dr. Mehdi Afshari: specialized office circumcision, home visit and online consultation* > > *Practice address: No... 193, Mehrabad South, South Air University, Tafaresh East, Tehran > > *Contact number: 021-66602506*