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Hard growths on penis

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michael17690
michael17690

I developed a hard bump on the side of my penis head and one behind my penis head. I don't know what it is. I do not have any STDS so I know it isn't STD related. My penis looks different. What is this?

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  • andy30670
    andy30670 michael17690

    Posted

    Need to get it checked out. How have you felt in yourself have you felt poorly? My brother delvoped not simulaor but Growths from testicule area. And sadly he passed away it ended up been Penile cancer. So for you own saftey you need to get checked A.S.A.P How long you had it for?

    • Lostknight
      Lostknight andy30670

      Posted

      Sorry for asking off topic questions.

      How old was your brother?

      Was the penile cancer caused by HPV?

      As most cases of penile cancer are due to HPV .

    • andy30670
      andy30670 Lostknight

      Posted

      He was 38 a bit overweight some doctors put it down to his penis sinking into his fat and got cancerous and then had to have his penis removed because off it then he passed away 8 months later after the surgery

  • adam91924
    adam91924 michael17690

    Posted

    It looks like penile cyst to me. From my understanding, cysts are harmless. They cause no pain when touched, but may feel tender or sensitive. Normally, they don’t need treatment. But if you’re experiencing pain or discomfort, you should see a doctor for medical intervention. And, keep your area clean with warm water and antibacterial soap. Apply a warm, wet washcloth to the area for about 25 minutes, 3 to 4 times a day. This well help the cyst drain. Cover the cyst with a bandage if it starts leaking fluid. Change the bandage every day.

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