FYI, due to the complications involved with dosing anesthesia at small weights, surgery was for the most part done on babies without anesthesia prior to 1986.

FYI, due to the complications involved with dosing anesthesia at small weights, surgery was for the most part done on babies without anesthesia prior to 1986. Obviously I think it should be done, but it brings up a fascinating philosophical debate and shows how different surgeries on babies and those and the womb can be. Many of those who’ve had surgery as a baby no longer recall the pain. Does this make what happened okay? Some ppl argue circumcising causes a great deal of pain, but there is no society-wide memory of searing pain from that procedure.