Penile cancer

[Marnik]

What types of bumps are associated with penile cancer on the penis, please help... And is it possible for a young boy to have it

[Hidden]

nhs.uk/conditions/penile-ca... Hope this helps.

[Marnik in reply to Hidden]

They are saying man over 50...so want to know If boys below 16 can get it,,,, and what type of rash, and how it looks like on the penis

[Hidden in reply to Marnik]

Are you below 16? It is far less likely at a young age but if you have a rash or lesion then get to your doctor and get it checked out. Trying to do everything from the internet may mean undiagnosed serious problems. Take care.

[Marnik in reply to Hidden]

Thanks bro, I went to a doctor and he just prescribed an Antifungal cream t didn't work, now I'm using the second antifungal prescription, but still. No change lol

[Hidden in reply to Marnik]

Keep at it with your doctor. You did not mention how old you are but from what you have said you are under 16?

[Marnik in reply to Hidden]

I'm 19...buh noticed these bumps when I was below 16

[Hidden in reply to Marnik]

OK. Look after yourself. If the creams do not work then you may need to see a dermatologist.

[Marnik in reply to Hidden]

Thank you lots, I appreciate

[ThaiDogRescue in reply to Hidden]

google genital herpes on the penis and see if what you have looks similar, it's far more common than people realize.

[JL__79]

Hi Marnik, it's really rare in men under 40. I was 40 when i was diagnosed! I write all about my own journey at knob.blog if you're interested in everything I found out.

I'd recommend that you try and get a referral to a urologist if your GP cant give you an answer. They'll know straight away.

Jon

[vikrant23]

penile cancer is very rare in youngs causes for penile cancer are genetic and prolong untreated phimosis

[Codreanu1994]

They look a bit like lesions but what’s scary is that they can show no lesions either. 27 year old here. Diagnosed with PeIN 2. My treatment was circumcision with CO2 ablation and Biopsy. Hope I don’t have to worry about it anymore after the treatment. Don’t hesitate to go to the doctor and get it looked. I was misdiagnosed 4 times as it being warts, but I kept on insisting it was and I’m glad I did as I caught it in the pre-cancer stages.