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Meatus penis glans growth - slow growing with pics attached cancer ? Any ideas?

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K0808
K0808

ive seen doctor and she suspects cancer - what do you guys think?

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  • Lostknight
    Lostknight K0808

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    since when you have it and in what time it developed into this after any sexual exposure?

    • K0808
      K0808 Lostknight

      Posted

      last time had unprotected sex jan 2017. Noticed something growing about 4 months ago.

    • Lostknight
      Lostknight K0808

      Edited

      Unprotected oral or vaginal or anal sex?

      You should definitely get it checked out with a expert urologist.

    • K0808
      K0808 Lostknight

      Posted

      unprotected vaginal. have got appt coming with urologist.

    • Lostknight
      Lostknight K0808

      Posted

      okay, was the exposure single time or on a regular basis?

      It is best to thoroughly follow with a urologist.

      Let me tell you again that penile cancer is rare. Even if it is penile cancer , it can be treated early on so try not to take stress and follow up with a experienced doctor.

  • K0808
    K0808

    Posted

    hi, yes one time with a female. i has occasionally bled and now i have started to feel like there is something there. i have coped with a lot and i can cope with a diagnosis of penile cancer. i see urologist on thursday so wont be too long before i know. what is your guess looking at pics?

  • Ajay10111
    Ajay10111 K0808

    Posted

    it is genital wart caused by HPV (human papillomavirus) . generally its transmitted by sexual contact with infected people's and direct skin contact with them. its cure is not available. our body immune system produce antibodies for clear this virus and its cleared in 1 to 2 years of 70% to 90% cases.

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