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What is penile cancer? Penile cancer develops when malignant cells in your penis grow out of control. Your penis is a rod-shaped reproductive organ that allows you to pee and have sex. Its main parts include the rod-like part (shaft) that extends from your low belly to the tip of your penis, called the head, or glans. If you’re uncircumcised, a layer of skin called the foreskin covers the head. If you’re not circumcised, the head of your penis is exposed. Cancer can form anywhere in your penis, but it most commonly starts on the head or foreskin (if you’re uncircumcised). What are the symptoms of penile cancer? Not all cancers cause changes you can see, but penile cancer usually causes your penis to look different. The skin on your penis may become discolored, and you may notice a lump. Signs and symptoms of penile cancer include: • A painless lump or sore (that may bleed). • Swelling and irritation, especially in the head of your penis (balanitis). • Skin thickening or changing skin color. • Flat growths that look blueish-brown. • Foul-smelling fluid underneath your foreskin. • Small, crusty bumps. • Rash. What causes penile cancer? With penile cancer, a healthy cell in your skin changes to become a cancer cell. Cancer cells multiply out of control, forming a mass called a tumor. These cells can crowd out healthy cells. Over time, cancer cells can spread to other parts of your body, damaging healthy tissue and organs. Researchers don’t know what causes the change that transforms a healthy cell into a cancer cell, but they’ve discovered several risk factors. A risk factor doesn’t cause penile cancer, but it increases the possibility. #drchiraggupta #drdeepatalreja #ivf #matratva #urologist #jaipur #rajasthan #india Address- C-303, Siddharth Nagar, Jagatpura, Jaipur, Monday to Saturday 09:30 AM – 07:00 PM Call Now – 9462692691, 7506943955