Study published in the BJUI (British Journal of Urology International), Volume 104, Issue 11, Pages 1698-1701 (2009). The study determinded that for women in Uganda who had partners that were circumcised, 57.3% reported the same level of sexual satisfaction for before and after the circumcision, 39.8% reported more sexual satisfaction, and 2.9% reported less satisfaction.

The level of sexual satisfaction was not determined by objective evidence, but by the women answering survey questions before and after the circumcision was performed on their male partners. The published study provides no information on when the women were surveyed after the circumcision was performed. Was it shortly after the circumcision healed (when the guys would be horndogs) or was it after a several months or more? Nor does the study identify the survey questions used to determine the self-reported sexual satisfaction levels.