Woman, why Do You Weep?: Circumcision and Its Consequences |
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... rural areas because she is well known to the inhabi- tants - she is one of them . For this reason the newly trained mid- wives are chosen to serve in their home areas . Rural peoples also think that the untrained midwife performs her ...
... rural areas because she is well known to the inhabi- tants - she is one of them . For this reason the newly trained mid- wives are chosen to serve in their home areas . Rural peoples also think that the untrained midwife performs her ...
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... Rural Residence 1,610 ( 50.16 % ) of women respondents lived in urban areas and 1,600 ( 49.84 % ) in rural areas . As seen in Table 1.6 there is no difference in the overall numerical magnitude of the practice of circumcision between ...
... Rural Residence 1,610 ( 50.16 % ) of women respondents lived in urban areas and 1,600 ( 49.84 % ) in rural areas . As seen in Table 1.6 there is no difference in the overall numerical magnitude of the practice of circumcision between ...
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... rural areas were involved for each province . The units used were the village council in rural areas and the quarter council in urban areas . A multi - stage sampling technique composed of three stages was used : Stage one : Selection ...
... rural areas were involved for each province . The units used were the village council in rural areas and the quarter council in urban areas . A multi - stage sampling technique composed of three stages was used : Stage one : Selection ...
Contents
Circumcision of Women and Factors Influencing | 1 |
Extent of the Practice in Sudan | 8 |
Midwives and Others | 14 |
Copyright | |
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anaesthesia antibiotics asked bleeding bride Caesarean section child circum circumcise women circumcised girls circumcision of women circumcision scar cised cision clitoris cumcised custom Darfur daughters circumcised Deinfibulation delivery difficulty in passing doctors effects excised Fallata Fashir fathers female circumcision heal hospital husband infection Infibulation intermediate type interviewed Islam Khalwa Khartoum Kinin Koran labia minora labour mainly Male marriage married menarche midwife midwifery mother Muslim opposed circumcision pain parents passing urine penetration perform circumcision performed the operation pharaonic circumcision pharaonic type preferred present problem reason recircum recircumcision refused relatives respondents Rufaa rural areas saying scissors Sennar sexual intercourse sexual pleasure social sometimes stitched Sudanese women sunna circumcision sunna type survey Table tight circumcision tissue told total number traditional trained midwives tribes type of circumcision untrained urban areas urinary complications urine retention usually vaginal village wanted Western Sudan wife wives woman wound Zaghawa