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<b>Bleeding doesn't stop at the spot where the foreskin was removed.</b> It is difficult to overstate the risk from post-circumcision [[bleeding]]. [[Blood loss danger to infants]] is much greater for infants as compared with adults because the infant has very little blood in his tiny body. [[Exsanguination]] and [[death]] are possibility after [[circumcision]] because there are cases on record of this happening. The case of [[Cole Jordan Groth]] is instructive. Baby Groth was [[circumcised]] in the hospital nursery. He bled inside his diaper, but the bleeding was not detected until the following morning. He suffered [[exsanguination]], but survived with organ damage. He has never left the hospital. His parents think he may need a heart transplant.

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