And if he has infections, he'll have to be circumcised. If this doesn't convince him to cooperate, then unfortunately, it's one more operation for the elderly. This has got to be embarrassing for the caretaker. I suspect circumcision is occasionally done on the elderly because this added, awkward task is probably avoided by some caretakers. As bodies age, they begin to deteriorate.
Old people suffer from all sorts of aches and pains and many undergo several operations.
Each one entails a period of recuperation, pain and all. From what I understand, he has lectured at the Harvard School Of Public Health.