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its not necessary.

As you correctly stated, Jerry, in some traditional settings, clitoridectomy (WHO Type I female genital mutilation/cutting) and related procedures have been documented as being carried out with rudimentary, non-sterile implements that include sharpened stones or rocks, in addition to knives, razors, scissors, or pieces of glass.


This is reported among certain traditional practitioners in parts of Africa and in older ethnographic accounts of related practices.


Because the highest-prevalence countries today include Egypt, Sudan, Somalia, Mali, Guinea, and Indonesia, a large share of living women who have undergone FGM are Muslim.
 
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