Circumcision does not affect the sexual life of men - these are the data about 40 studies on the subject. According to Brian Morris of the University of Sydney, the procedure does affect neither the sensitivity nor the degree of satisfaction.

Moreover, the benefits of circumcision are medically proven.

In particular, the risk of HIV and sexually transmitted infections is low. Circumcision lowers rates of penile cancer and possibly prostate cancer - and women whose partners are circumcised have lower rates of cervical cancer and infections such as HPV and chlamydia.

Regarding the effect of circumcision on the quality of sex, the study data of 40473 men (50% were circumcised) showed that the procedure does not affect the sensitivity, anxiety, feelings during the sex, erectile dysfunction, ejaculation time, the duration of intercourse, orgasm, satisfaction from sex, According to The Daily Mail.