Clit clamp for removing clit

More than million women worldwide have undergone female genital cutting FGC. FGC occurs in parts of Africa and Asia, in societies with various cultures and religions. Reasons for the continuing practice of FGC include rite of passage, preserving chastity, ensuring marriageability, religion, hygiene, improving fertility, and enhancing sexual pleasure for men. Immediate complications include hemorrhage, infection, sepsis, and death.

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Sometimes informally called cutting, clitoridectomy is the surgical removal of the clitoris, a highly sensitive button-like part of the female reproductive system used mainly to heighten sexual pleasure. It is found near the inner lips and on top of the opening of the urethra, an organ that connects the bladder to the vagina and helps facilitate the flow of urine. Under medical use, the clitoris may be cut if it is necrotic or the tissue is dead due to poor or failure of blood supply to the organ, the signs of which may begin to show on the outer lips of the vagina.