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In a study of men circumcised for benign disease, Masood ''et al.'' reported that of those who stated they had prior premature ejaculation, 13% reported improvement after circumcision, 33% reported that it became worse, and 53% reported no change.<ref name="masood2005"/>
In a study of 22 men circumcised as adults, Cortés-González ''et al.'' reported that 31.8% suffered from premature ejaculation before the procedure; this diminished to 13.6% afterwards.<ref name="cortes2009cortes2008">{{REFjournal |last=Cortés-González |first=J.R. |last2=Arratia-Maqueo |first2=J.A. |last3=Gómez-Guerra |first3=L.S. |title=[Does circumcision has an effect on female's perception of sexual satisfaction?] |journal=Rev Invest Clin |volume=60 |issue=3 |pages=227-230 |url= |quote= |pubmedID=18807735 |pubmedCID= |DOI= |date=2008 |accessdate= | language=Spanish; Castilian}}</ref>
== Sexual practice and masturbation ==
}}</ref> Boyle & Bensley (2001) reported that the lack of a foreskin in the male partner produces symptoms similar to those of female arousal disorder.{{Verify source|date=2008-10}} The authors hypothesized that the gliding action possibly involved intercourse with an uncircumcised partner might help prevent the loss of vaginal lubrication.{{Verify source|date=2008-10}} They stated that the respondents were self-selected, and that larger sample sizes are needed.<ref name="boyle2002" />
Cortés-González ''et al.'' studied 19 female partners of men scheduled for circumcision. They reported a significant reduction in vaginal lubrication following circumcision, from 78% to 63%, but found no statistically significant differences in "general sexual satisfaction, pain during vaginal penetration, desire, [or] vaginal orgasm".<ref>{{REFjournal |lastname=Cortés-González |first=J.R. |last2=Arratia-Maqueo |first2=J.A. |last3=Gómez-Guerra |first3=L.S. |title=[Does circumcision has an effect on female's perception of sexual satisfaction?] |journal=Rev. Invest. Clin. |volume=60 |issue=3 |pages=227-230 |url= |quote= |pubmedID=18807735 |pubmedCID= |DOI= |date=2008 |accessdate= | language=Spanish; Castilian}}<"cortes2008"/ref>
Kigozi ''et al.'' reported on a prospective study of 455 female partners of men, in Rakai Uganda, circumcised as part of a randomised trial. 39.8% reported improved sexual satisfaction following circumcision, 57.3% reported no change, and 2.9% reported reduced sexual satisfaction after their partners were circumcised.<ref>{{REFjournal
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