Urinary tract infections - Did you know girls are much more likely to have one in the first place ? Did you know they can be often prevented by merely properly wiping the baby ? Did you know they can be mostly treated with ease ?
Penile inflammation - Did you know it is often caused by poor hygiene ?
Inferior hygiene - You will need to explain this one.
Phimosis - I suppose you mean pathological phimosis, right ? Did you know it can be often solved without any sort of surgery, and that even when a surgery is required it is quite minor ? The 'chop it off' attitude on this case is quite amusing.
Paraphimosis - Although an important condition, did you know it is almost always caused by someone doing something really retarded ?
To summarize: If the individual, or whoever takes care of him, knows how to properly handle his penis he will most likely not face any of those conditions and when they happen they will mostly be easily treatable.
Irrelevant to the topic, therefore I won't comment on them.
For a a better list check:
Complications | Newborn Nursery | Stanford Medicine
Comparing circumcision to 'what to eat, what medications to take, and how to treat injuries' is rather lame. Children must eat. Children must take medication when they are sick. Children must have their injuries treated. One way or another, parents must give food, medication and treat injuries. But there is no must when it comes down to doing circumcision except when a pathological condition is present.
Conclusion: Nothing major is being prevented in the vast majority of the time. And nothing bad is caused in the vast majority of time either. Therefore, there is no particular net gain. And since there is no particular net gain, forcing babies into circumcision is absurd.