> But then to go on and say it "may increase it" is irresponsible. I would say it's actually common sense when you consider how HIV is actually transmitted and

> But then to go on and say it "may increase it" is irresponsible. I would say it's actually common sense when you consider how HIV is actually transmitted and account for the fact that conditions, where the procedures are happening, are very likely far from ideal. The whole thing represents a pretty pointless complication and infection risk, not just from HIV but all kinds of other nasty things. If there's nothing wrong, there's no reason to cut off pieces from people.