infibulation การใช้

• Infibulation involves stitching together the labia to largely cover the vagina.
• Before coming to the United States, she had undergone infibulation.
• It was the first book on infibulation by a Somali woman.
• Whatever the practice's origins, infibulation became linked to slavery.
• Infibulation, the most severe form of excision, was not practiced.
• His books on artificial cranial deformation and infibulation also received positive reviews.
• Infibulation serves as chastity belt to ensure woman's virginity until marriage.
• The Greeks also used a nonsurgical form of infibulation by wearing a kynodesme.
• Infibulation comes with its own set of rationales.
• The most extreme form is infibulation, in which the vaginal entrance is stitched.
• The Sekekers mutilate themselves through infibulation and breast ablation, to reject their femininity.
• High risk labors are also prone in the women who have experienced an infibulation.
• Infibulation can lead to severe internal infections.
• But infibulation is no guarantee of virginity.
• The most extreme form is infibulation, in which the vaginal entrance is stitched shut until marriage.
• In Africa, missionaries have tried to discourage FGM ( i . e . clitoridectomy and infibulation ).
• In a society where clitoridectomy and infibulation used to be common, the culture of war has liberated women.
• The Kikuyu practised excision and sometimes infibulation, calling it " irua " for female and male circumcision.
• The surgical infibulation of women came to be known as pharaonic circumcision in Sudan, but as Sudanese circumcision in Egypt.
• They faced an ethical, and possibly legal, dilemma : what if the woman insisted on another infibulation after giving birth?