1. Introduction | 5. Is female circumcision illegal? |
2. How do female genitals look? | 6. How does female circumcision endanger health? |
3. What is female circumcision? | 7. Myths about circumcision |
4. Where is it done? | 8. How can you have a good sexual relationship after circumcision? |
HOW TO GET HELP? • Public health services • Doctors • Nurses at schools and local institutions • Health centers • The midwife in the community Health clinics for youth exist in most municipalities and districts. Index can be found on the website unghelse.no. |
HOSPITALS In each health regions there is clinic that has a special responsibility to follow up women who are circumcised. The clinic offer dialogue, examination, treatment and surgery. You can make direct contact or get a referral from a doctor, nurse or midwife.
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WEBSITES • klara-klok.no • ung.no • unghelse.no • nkvts.no • rvts.no |
INSTITUTIONS Sex and Society - Centre for young sexuality Contact information: Phone: 22993900 (mon-fri, 9-15) Fax: 22993901 E-mail: post@sexogsamfunn.no Address: Trondheimsveien 2 B 0560 Oslo Evening clinic: Mon - Thu: 16-20 Sat: 12-16 |
Røde kors-phone: 815 55 201 Mirasenteret.no: Phone 22116920 Seif.no (self-help for immigrants and refugees): Phone 46865000 or 22034830 Kvinnesenteret, Kristiansand: Phone 41457238, e-mail: kvinnesenteret@yahoo.no Primærmedisinsk verksted (PMV): www.bymisjon.no/pmv, phone 23060380 Barnevernvakten.no: Phone 116111 |
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